The Disowned — volume 07

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The Disowned — volume 07
Lytton Edward Bulwer Lytton Baron
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this wine is a thought tooacid for the cellars of Viscount Innisdale! What, another from MotherH----! Dark eyes, small mouth, sings like an angel, eighteen! Pish!I am too old for such follies now: 't is not pretty for ViscountInnisdale. Humph! Lisbon, seven hundred pounds five shillings andseven-pence--half-penny, is it, or farthing? I must note that down. Loan for King of Prussia. Well, must negotiate that to-morrow. Ah, Hockit, the wine-merchant, pipe of claret in the docks, vintage of17--. B...ravo! all goes smooth for Viscount Innisdale! Pish! from mydamnable wife! What a pill for my lordship! What says she?" DAWLISH, DEVONSHIRE. You have not, my dearest Richard, answered my letters for months. Ido not, however, presume to complain of your silence; I know well thatyou have a great deal to occupy your time, both in business andpleasure. But one little line, dear Richard, --one little line, surelythat is not too much now and then. I am most truly sorry to troubleyou again about money; and you must know that I strive to be as savingas possible; ("Pish--curse the woman; sent her twenty pounds threemonths ago!") but I really am so distressed, and the people here areso pressing; and, at all events, I cannot bear the thought of yourwife being disgraced.

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