What Will He Do With It? — Complete
What Will He Do With It? — Complete
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. I wonder she is not afraid of him. He is certainlyquizzing her. .. . The men think her pretty; I don't. .. . They say he is toreturn to Parliament, and have a place in the Cabinet. . .. No! he has nochildren living: very natural he should marry again. . .. A nephew!--youare quite mistaken. Young Haughton is no nephew: a very distantconnection; could not expect to be the heir. .. . It was given out, though, at Paris. The Duchess thought so, and so did Lady Jane. They'llnot be so civil to young... Haughton now. .. . Hush--" Lionel, wishing to hear no more, glided by, and penetrated farther intothe throng. And then, as he proceeded, with those last words on hisear, the consciousness came upon him that his position had undergone achange. Difficult to define it; to an ordinary bystander people wouldhave seemed to welcome him cordially as ever. The gradations of respectin polite society are so exquisitely delicate, that it seems only by asort of magnetism that one knows from day to day whether one has risenor declined.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. I wonder she is not afraid of him. He is certainlyquizzing her. .. . The men think her pretty; I don't. .. . They say he is toreturn to Parliament, and have a place in the Cabinet. . .. No! he has nochildren living: very natural he should marry again. . .. A nephew!--youare quite mistaken. Young Haughton is no nephew: a very distantconnection; could not expect to be the heir. .. . It was given out, though, at Paris. The Duchess thought so, and so did Lady Jane. They'llnot be so civil to young... Haughton now. .. . Hush--" Lionel, wishing to hear no more, glided by, and penetrated farther intothe throng. And then, as he proceeded, with those last words on hisear, the consciousness came upon him that his position had undergone achange. Difficult to define it; to an ordinary bystander people wouldhave seemed to welcome him cordially as ever. The gradations of respectin polite society are so exquisitely delicate, that it seems only by asort of magnetism that one knows from day to day whether one has risenor declined.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lytton Edward Bulwer Lytton Baron to read onlineMoreLess
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