The Parliamentary Novels, volume 9
The Parliamentary Novels, volume 9
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Your children shall be my children; — or at least one of them shall be mine. You will tell me when it is to be." d by Google kOnigstein. 141 " If I ever intend such a thing, I will tell you." " Now, good-bye. I shall stand back there till the train starts, but do not you notice me. God bless you, Phineas." She held his hand tight within her own for some seconds, and looked into his face with an unut- terable love. Then she drew down her veil, and went and stood apart till the train had left the... platform.
"He has gone, papa," Lady Laura said, as she stood afterwards by her father's bedside.
" Has he ? Yes ; I know he was to go, of course.
I was very glad to see him, Laura." "So was I, papa; — very glad indeed. Whatever happens to him, we must never lose sight of him again." " We shall hear of him, of course, if he is in the House." " Whether he is in the House or out of it we must hear of him. While we have aught he must never want." The Earl stared at his daughter. The Earl was a man of large possessions, and did not as yet understand that he was to be called upon to share them with Phineas Finn.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Your children shall be my children; — or at least one of them shall be mine. You will tell me when it is to be." d by Google kOnigstein. 141 " If I ever intend such a thing, I will tell you." " Now, good-bye. I shall stand back there till the train starts, but do not you notice me. God bless you, Phineas." She held his hand tight within her own for some seconds, and looked into his face with an unut- terable love. Then she drew down her veil, and went and stood apart till the train had left the... platform.
"He has gone, papa," Lady Laura said, as she stood afterwards by her father's bedside.
" Has he ? Yes ; I know he was to go, of course.
I was very glad to see him, Laura." "So was I, papa; — very glad indeed. Whatever happens to him, we must never lose sight of him again." " We shall hear of him, of course, if he is in the House." " Whether he is in the House or out of it we must hear of him. While we have aught he must never want." The Earl stared at his daughter. The Earl was a man of large possessions, and did not as yet understand that he was to be called upon to share them with Phineas Finn.
What to read after The Parliamentary Novels, volume 9?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Trollope Anthony to read onlineMoreLess
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