Call of the Heart
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His friend Henry Grey Bennet was waiting for him.
“I am sorry, Henry,” he said.
“It was only what I expected,” Mr. Bennet answered, “but I shall try again, make no mistake! I shall try and go on trying to get this Bill passed.”
“And I will support you,” Lord Rothwyn promised.
“You did your best. That was an excellent and most eloquent speech of yours. ”
“Thank you.”
“Where shall we drown our sorrows? Here or at White’s?” Henry Grey Bennet asked.
Lord Rothwyn hesitated for a moment.
Then as he wa...s about to accept the suggestion he had an inescapable feeling that he should go back to Roth Park.
He could not explain it to himself. He just knew that there was a sudden urgency in him to go home.
“Forgive me, Henry, another time,” he replied. “I came up from the country especially to speak, as I promised you I would, and now I must get back.”
“It is unlike you to be in the country at this time of the year,” his friend remarked. “You missed the racing at Ascot.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
His friend Henry Grey Bennet was waiting for him.
“I am sorry, Henry,” he said.
“It was only what I expected,” Mr. Bennet answered, “but I shall try again, make no mistake! I shall try and go on trying to get this Bill passed.”
“And I will support you,” Lord Rothwyn promised.
“You did your best. That was an excellent and most eloquent speech of yours. ”
“Thank you.”
“Where shall we drown our sorrows? Here or at White’s?” Henry Grey Bennet asked.
Lord Rothwyn hesitated for a moment.
Then as he wa...s about to accept the suggestion he had an inescapable feeling that he should go back to Roth Park.
He could not explain it to himself. He just knew that there was a sudden urgency in him to go home.
“Forgive me, Henry, another time,” he replied. “I came up from the country especially to speak, as I promised you I would, and now I must get back.”
“It is unlike you to be in the country at this time of the year,” his friend remarked. “You missed the racing at Ascot.”
What to read after Call of the Heart?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Barbara Cartland to read onlineMoreLess
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