The Gorgeous Isle
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Warner." Miss Ogilvy recovered herself completely.
"You will do nothing of the sort," she cried, warm with friendship and the prospect of figur- ing in the most sensational episode Nevis had known this many a year. "Come to me.
Be my guest until the banns have been properly published, and marry from Ogilvy Grange.
Everything must be de rigueur, or I should never forgive myself. And it would give me the greatest happiness, dear Anne. Mama and papa do everything I wish, and papa is one of Mr. War...ner's father's oldest friends.
Mrs. Nunn will not consent. So promise that you will come to me." "I am very grateful. I had not thought much about Aunt Emily's opposition, but no doubt she will turn me out of Bath House.
You may see me at the Grange to-night." "Send one of the grooms with a note as soon as you have had the inevitable scene.
I only hope the result will be that I send the coach for you to-day. I do hope you '11 be happy. Why should n't you ? Byam Warner would not be the first man to settle down in THE GORGEOUS ISLE 169 matrimony.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Warner." Miss Ogilvy recovered herself completely.
"You will do nothing of the sort," she cried, warm with friendship and the prospect of figur- ing in the most sensational episode Nevis had known this many a year. "Come to me.
Be my guest until the banns have been properly published, and marry from Ogilvy Grange.
Everything must be de rigueur, or I should never forgive myself. And it would give me the greatest happiness, dear Anne. Mama and papa do everything I wish, and papa is one of Mr. War...ner's father's oldest friends.
Mrs. Nunn will not consent. So promise that you will come to me." "I am very grateful. I had not thought much about Aunt Emily's opposition, but no doubt she will turn me out of Bath House.
You may see me at the Grange to-night." "Send one of the grooms with a note as soon as you have had the inevitable scene.
I only hope the result will be that I send the coach for you to-day. I do hope you '11 be happy. Why should n't you ? Byam Warner would not be the first man to settle down in THE GORGEOUS ISLE 169 matrimony.
What to read after The Gorgeous Isle?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Atherton, Gertrude Franklin Horn, 1857-1948 to read onlineMoreLess
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