The Novels of Charles Lever I
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My immediate resolve was to set out for Paris ; my second was to visit my uncle, Sir Guy Lorrequer, first, and hav- ing explained to him the nature of my position and the advantageous prospects before me, endeavor to induce him to make some settlement on Lady Jane, in the event of my obtaining her family's consent to our marriage. This, from his liking great people much, and laying great stress upon the advantages of connection, I looked upon as a matter of no great difficulty; so that although... my hopes of happiness were delayed in their fulfilment, I believed they were only to be the more securely realized. The same day I set out for Elton, and by ten o'clock at night reached my uncle's house. I found the old gentleman just as I had left him three years before, — complaining a little of gout in the left foot; praising his old specific, port wine; abusing his servants for robbing him ; and drinking the Duke of Wel- lington's health every night after supper, — which meal I had much pleasure in surprising him at on my arrival, not having eaten since my departure from London.
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My immediate resolve was to set out for Paris ; my second was to visit my uncle, Sir Guy Lorrequer, first, and hav- ing explained to him the nature of my position and the advantageous prospects before me, endeavor to induce him to make some settlement on Lady Jane, in the event of my obtaining her family's consent to our marriage. This, from his liking great people much, and laying great stress upon the advantages of connection, I looked upon as a matter of no great difficulty; so that although... my hopes of happiness were delayed in their fulfilment, I believed they were only to be the more securely realized. The same day I set out for Elton, and by ten o'clock at night reached my uncle's house. I found the old gentleman just as I had left him three years before, — complaining a little of gout in the left foot; praising his old specific, port wine; abusing his servants for robbing him ; and drinking the Duke of Wel- lington's health every night after supper, — which meal I had much pleasure in surprising him at on my arrival, not having eaten since my departure from London.
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