The Last of Her Line 2
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Ducross imagined no one else was thinking about Mopsie, he was quite mistaken.
Burrowby Atcherley, having learned, chiefly through Mrs. Maleveron's information communicated to his sisters, that Miss Isel- worth had a comfortable income of her own, which would be placed at her sole disposal when she came of age, or securely settled upon her in case of marriage, deter- mined to take her out to the Bombay Presi- dency as his wife, when he returned thither at the end of his furlough. To facilitate ...236 THE LAST OF HER LINE.
this, he had moved his sisters to cultivate her friendship with considerable assiduity, and in this they were quite willing to oblige him, partly because a connection with the vicar's family would lift them at once into a good position in the place, and partly because Mopsie's marriage would take her out of Mr.
Anson's reach. Mr. Anson, being Mr. Ran- dolf's curate, as well as second master of the Grammar School, was naturally a good deal at the vicarage, and unless pretty piquant little Miss Iselworth were disposed of, Selina felt there was no knowing what might come of it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Ducross imagined no one else was thinking about Mopsie, he was quite mistaken.
Burrowby Atcherley, having learned, chiefly through Mrs. Maleveron's information communicated to his sisters, that Miss Isel- worth had a comfortable income of her own, which would be placed at her sole disposal when she came of age, or securely settled upon her in case of marriage, deter- mined to take her out to the Bombay Presi- dency as his wife, when he returned thither at the end of his furlough. To facilitate ...236 THE LAST OF HER LINE.
this, he had moved his sisters to cultivate her friendship with considerable assiduity, and in this they were quite willing to oblige him, partly because a connection with the vicar's family would lift them at once into a good position in the place, and partly because Mopsie's marriage would take her out of Mr.
Anson's reach. Mr. Anson, being Mr. Ran- dolf's curate, as well as second master of the Grammar School, was naturally a good deal at the vicarage, and unless pretty piquant little Miss Iselworth were disposed of, Selina felt there was no knowing what might come of it.
What to read after The Last of Her Line 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Tabor, Eliza to read onlineMoreLess
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