The Mysteries of the Court of London 1
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"Did J indeed make such an observation? Then I was wrong — very wrong," exclaimed Ramsey, speaking as if vexed with himself. "Butinordei that your ladyship may not interpret my inconsiderate words to the prejudice of the domestics of this esta- blishment, permit me to assure you that I have received every possible attention at their hands. The circumstances to which I alluded " "Are perhaps connected with your position in this country ?" said Eleanor. " I am acquainted with your history —the Ea...rl has made it known to me in all its details— and I can understand, Mr. Wakefield, how painful it must be for one nurtured in ease and comfort, and looking upon himself as the heir to a large fortune, to awake from that dream and find adversity instead of prosperity staring him in the face. Such has indeed been your lot: but you must not look upon the future with apprehension and dis- trust. The Earl of Desborough has profl!ered you his friendship; and he is a man of warm heart and generous feelings.
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"Did J indeed make such an observation? Then I was wrong — very wrong," exclaimed Ramsey, speaking as if vexed with himself. "Butinordei that your ladyship may not interpret my inconsiderate words to the prejudice of the domestics of this esta- blishment, permit me to assure you that I have received every possible attention at their hands. The circumstances to which I alluded " "Are perhaps connected with your position in this country ?" said Eleanor. " I am acquainted with your history —the Ea...rl has made it known to me in all its details— and I can understand, Mr. Wakefield, how painful it must be for one nurtured in ease and comfort, and looking upon himself as the heir to a large fortune, to awake from that dream and find adversity instead of prosperity staring him in the face. Such has indeed been your lot: but you must not look upon the future with apprehension and dis- trust. The Earl of Desborough has profl!ered you his friendship; and he is a man of warm heart and generous feelings.
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