The Trials of the Bantocks
The Trials of the Bantocks
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The parents are happy in the devotion of their children. Maud's marriage has, indeed, taken her away, in a sense, from her family, her husband, Somers, being perhaps not fully conscious of the privilege of the connection. But Russell has never caused them a mo- ment's uneasiness ; and if Tom and Ethel are at present just a trifle intractable, they will no doubt grow up in the image of their parents and follow in their footsteps. On Mrs. Bantock's last birthday Mr. 182 CONCLUDING WORDS Bantock g...ave her over a thousand pounds' worth of diamonds, and she, on his, gave him a new pair of carriage horses. Such simple kindness they value more than mere riches. Indeed, I must have written in- adequately indeed if I have left you with any impression that the Bantocks care overmuch for money. They disproved that in the affair of Moss, and, indeed, they gaily depreciate their wealth and go so far as humorously to declare that they cannot afford this or that. Mrs. Bantock is always pleased when seats are given her for a theatre.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The parents are happy in the devotion of their children. Maud's marriage has, indeed, taken her away, in a sense, from her family, her husband, Somers, being perhaps not fully conscious of the privilege of the connection. But Russell has never caused them a mo- ment's uneasiness ; and if Tom and Ethel are at present just a trifle intractable, they will no doubt grow up in the image of their parents and follow in their footsteps. On Mrs. Bantock's last birthday Mr. 182 CONCLUDING WORDS Bantock g...ave her over a thousand pounds' worth of diamonds, and she, on his, gave him a new pair of carriage horses. Such simple kindness they value more than mere riches. Indeed, I must have written in- adequately indeed if I have left you with any impression that the Bantocks care overmuch for money. They disproved that in the affair of Moss, and, indeed, they gaily depreciate their wealth and go so far as humorously to declare that they cannot afford this or that. Mrs. Bantock is always pleased when seats are given her for a theatre.
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