The Head of the House of Coombe
The Head of the House of Coombe
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This was the case with Henry. His character and appearance were such that even his connection with an important heritage was not enough to induce respectable persons to accept him in any form. But if Coombe remained without issue Henry would be the Head of the House.
"How is his cough?" inquired Feather.
"Frightful. He is an emaciated wreck and he has no physical cause for remaining alive." Feather made three or four stitches.
"Does Mrs. Muir know?" she said.
"If Mrs. Muir is conscious of his m...iserable existence, that is all," he answered. "She is not the woman to inquire. Of course she cannot help knowing that — when he is done with — her boy takes his place in the line of succession." "Oh, yes, she'd know that," put in Feather.
It was Coombe who smiled now — very faintly.
"You have a mistaken view of her," he said.
"You admire her very much," Feather bridled. The figure of this big Scotch creature with her "line" and her "splendid grace and harmony" was enough to make one bridle.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This was the case with Henry. His character and appearance were such that even his connection with an important heritage was not enough to induce respectable persons to accept him in any form. But if Coombe remained without issue Henry would be the Head of the House.
"How is his cough?" inquired Feather.
"Frightful. He is an emaciated wreck and he has no physical cause for remaining alive." Feather made three or four stitches.
"Does Mrs. Muir know?" she said.
"If Mrs. Muir is conscious of his m...iserable existence, that is all," he answered. "She is not the woman to inquire. Of course she cannot help knowing that — when he is done with — her boy takes his place in the line of succession." "Oh, yes, she'd know that," put in Feather.
It was Coombe who smiled now — very faintly.
"You have a mistaken view of her," he said.
"You admire her very much," Feather bridled. The figure of this big Scotch creature with her "line" and her "splendid grace and harmony" was enough to make one bridle.
What to read after The Head of the House of Coombe?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Burnett, Frances Hodgson, 1849-1924 to read onlineMoreLess
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