The Path of Duty
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But he missed his vocation, hemissed everything but posthumous honors. I was so sure Ambrose Testerwould come in that afternoon, and so sure he knew I should expect him, that I threw over an engagement on purpose. But he didn't come in, northe next day, nor the next. There were two possible explanations ofhis absence. One was that he was giving all his time to consoling LadyVandeleur; the other was that he was giving it all, as a blind, toJoscelind Bernardstone. Both proved incorrect, for when ...he at lastturned up he told me he had been for a week in the country, at hisfather's. Sir Edmund also had been unwell; but he had pulled throughbetter than poor Lord Vandeleur. I wondered at first whether his son hadbeen talking over with him the question of a change of base; but guessedin a moment that he had not suffered this alarm. I don't think thatAmbrose would have spared him if he had thought it necessary to give himwarning; but he probably held that his father would have no ground forcomplaint so long as he should marry some one; would have no right toremonstrate if he simply transferred his contract.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But he missed his vocation, hemissed everything but posthumous honors. I was so sure Ambrose Testerwould come in that afternoon, and so sure he knew I should expect him, that I threw over an engagement on purpose. But he didn't come in, northe next day, nor the next. There were two possible explanations ofhis absence. One was that he was giving all his time to consoling LadyVandeleur; the other was that he was giving it all, as a blind, toJoscelind Bernardstone. Both proved incorrect, for when ...he at lastturned up he told me he had been for a week in the country, at hisfather's. Sir Edmund also had been unwell; but he had pulled throughbetter than poor Lord Vandeleur. I wondered at first whether his son hadbeen talking over with him the question of a change of base; but guessedin a moment that he had not suffered this alarm. I don't think thatAmbrose would have spared him if he had thought it necessary to give himwarning; but he probably held that his father would have no ground forcomplaint so long as he should marry some one; would have no right toremonstrate if he simply transferred his contract.
What to read after The Path of Duty?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Henry to read onlineMoreLess
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