The Duke's Children
The Duke's Children
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" The Duke, who was byno means the man to make light of the political obligations offriendship, raised no objection.
"I wish, " said he, "that something could have been arranged betweenyou and Mabel before you went. " The young man stood in the gloomof the dark room aghast. This was certainly not the moment forexplaining everything to his father. "I have set my heart very muchupon it, and you ought to be gratified by knowing that I quiteapprove your choice. " All that had been years ago, --in l...ast June;--before Mrs. MontacuteJones's garden-party, before that day in the rain at Maidenhead, before the brightness of Killancodlem, before the glories of MissBoncassen had been revealed to him. "There is no time for that kindof thing now, " he said weakly.
"I thought that when you were here together--" "I must dress now, sir; but I will tell you all about it when I getback from Cornwall. I will come back direct to Matching, and willexplain everything. " So he escaped.
It was clear to Lady Mabel that there was no opportunity now for anyscheme.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" The Duke, who was byno means the man to make light of the political obligations offriendship, raised no objection.
"I wish, " said he, "that something could have been arranged betweenyou and Mabel before you went. " The young man stood in the gloomof the dark room aghast. This was certainly not the moment forexplaining everything to his father. "I have set my heart very muchupon it, and you ought to be gratified by knowing that I quiteapprove your choice. " All that had been years ago, --in l...ast June;--before Mrs. MontacuteJones's garden-party, before that day in the rain at Maidenhead, before the brightness of Killancodlem, before the glories of MissBoncassen had been revealed to him. "There is no time for that kindof thing now, " he said weakly.
"I thought that when you were here together--" "I must dress now, sir; but I will tell you all about it when I getback from Cornwall. I will come back direct to Matching, and willexplain everything. " So he escaped.
It was clear to Lady Mabel that there was no opportunity now for anyscheme.
What to read after The Duke's Children?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Trollope Anthony to read onlineMoreLess
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