The Prime Minister
The Prime Minister
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"Why not, Ferdinand? He and I are very old friends, and we have notquarrelled. " "You must take up your husband's friendships and your husband'squarrels. Did I not tell you that he had insulted you?" "He never insulted me. " "Emily, you must allow me to be the judge of that. He insulted you, and then he behaved like a poltroon down at Silverbridge, and I willnot have you know him any more. When I say so I suppose that will beenough. " He waited for a reply, but she said nothing. "I ask you tote...ll me that you will obey me in this. " "Of course he will not come to my house, nor should I think of goingto his, if you disapproved. " "Going to his house! He is unmarried. " "Supposing he had a wife! Ferdinand, perhaps it will be better thatyou and I should not talk about him. " "By G----, " said Lopez, "there shall be no subject on which I will beafraid to talk to my own wife. I insist on your assuring me that youwill never speak to him again. " He had taken her along one of the upper walks because it wasdesolate, and he could there speak to her, as he thought, withoutbeing heard.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Why not, Ferdinand? He and I are very old friends, and we have notquarrelled. " "You must take up your husband's friendships and your husband'squarrels. Did I not tell you that he had insulted you?" "He never insulted me. " "Emily, you must allow me to be the judge of that. He insulted you, and then he behaved like a poltroon down at Silverbridge, and I willnot have you know him any more. When I say so I suppose that will beenough. " He waited for a reply, but she said nothing. "I ask you tote...ll me that you will obey me in this. " "Of course he will not come to my house, nor should I think of goingto his, if you disapproved. " "Going to his house! He is unmarried. " "Supposing he had a wife! Ferdinand, perhaps it will be better thatyou and I should not talk about him. " "By G----, " said Lopez, "there shall be no subject on which I will beafraid to talk to my own wife. I insist on your assuring me that youwill never speak to him again. " He had taken her along one of the upper walks because it wasdesolate, and he could there speak to her, as he thought, withoutbeing heard.
What to read after The Prime Minister?
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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