A Bartered Honour : a Novel 3
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'' I see what Mr. Bennett means. You see that Mr. Dixon left his money to his wife/' " Well P '' " And he had no wife." ''How?" *^ Our mother was Lord Brookshire's wife when she married him. It was no marriage. She was not his wife. She cannot use this money. It belongs to the brother of Mr. Dixon." '' Ah yes_, I see. Well, that does not matter. I am sure my mother will not care. My £1,000 a year would keep us all three." '^ No, no," cried Charles ; '' that is all nonsense.
I must do as I said.... I am sure I am right in doing so. In justice to myself, in justice to you, in justice to ray mother, in justice to my father, to my ancestors, and, above all, in justice to one whom I prize higher than all, I must vindicate my claim. How utterly absurd," he added irri- tably, " how utterly absurd it is of you, Herbert ; I must and will do it." " Well," said Herbert, '' if you must, you must ; but I pray you to do nothing hastily. Take a little time ; take a week. Promise me that." ^' I think, my lord," said Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
'' I see what Mr. Bennett means. You see that Mr. Dixon left his money to his wife/' " Well P '' " And he had no wife." ''How?" *^ Our mother was Lord Brookshire's wife when she married him. It was no marriage. She was not his wife. She cannot use this money. It belongs to the brother of Mr. Dixon." '' Ah yes_, I see. Well, that does not matter. I am sure my mother will not care. My £1,000 a year would keep us all three." '^ No, no," cried Charles ; '' that is all nonsense.
I must do as I said.... I am sure I am right in doing so. In justice to myself, in justice to you, in justice to ray mother, in justice to my father, to my ancestors, and, above all, in justice to one whom I prize higher than all, I must vindicate my claim. How utterly absurd," he added irri- tably, " how utterly absurd it is of you, Herbert ; I must and will do it." " Well," said Herbert, '' if you must, you must ; but I pray you to do nothing hastily. Take a little time ; take a week. Promise me that." ^' I think, my lord," said Mr.
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