Fitzgeorge : a Novel 2
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181 " Heart ! heart ! " echoed his lordship, " What has heart to do with the matter ? I have no heart, but I behave well to my wife* You have power over your actions ; and if you do not love your wife you need not be such a fool as to let all the world know it. You affect to be fond of popularity, and yet you are silly enough to advertise that you hate your wife.
The world will always take the part of the woman in a quarrel between a man and his wife ; and, let me tell you, if you will persist ...in your hostility, I shall take your wife's part, and then I shall gain the popularity you will lose." " You are welcome, sir," replied Augustus, " to as much popularity as you honestly gain." " Honestly ! honestly ! " said his lordship " Nonsense — you learnt that word from your democratic companion, Leppard. But let me tell you, that if you are foolish enough to let the world see your hatred of your wife, you will 182 FITZGEORGE.
make a set of enemies that you will never get rid of as long as you live." But, sir, I cannot command my feelings and affections." "A fiddlestick," replied his lordship with most undignified flippancy, "you do not know the world.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
181 " Heart ! heart ! " echoed his lordship, " What has heart to do with the matter ? I have no heart, but I behave well to my wife* You have power over your actions ; and if you do not love your wife you need not be such a fool as to let all the world know it. You affect to be fond of popularity, and yet you are silly enough to advertise that you hate your wife.
The world will always take the part of the woman in a quarrel between a man and his wife ; and, let me tell you, if you will persist ...in your hostility, I shall take your wife's part, and then I shall gain the popularity you will lose." " You are welcome, sir," replied Augustus, " to as much popularity as you honestly gain." " Honestly ! honestly ! " said his lordship " Nonsense — you learnt that word from your democratic companion, Leppard. But let me tell you, that if you are foolish enough to let the world see your hatred of your wife, you will 182 FITZGEORGE.
make a set of enemies that you will never get rid of as long as you live." But, sir, I cannot command my feelings and affections." "A fiddlestick," replied his lordship with most undignified flippancy, "you do not know the world.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sterling, John, 1806-1844 to read onlineMoreLess
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