From An Island a Story And Some Essays
From An Island a Story And Some Essays
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Lady Jane had walked angrily out through the studio door into the garden. Her temper had not been improved by a disagreeable scolding letter from Lady Mountmore which had just been put into her hand. It contained the long-looked-for scrap from Bevis, which his father had forwarded. Lady Jane was venting a certain inward indignation in a brisk walk up and down the front of the house, when Lord Ulleskelf came towards her.
"Are you coming this afternoon to explore the castle with us?" she asked.... "I believe we are all going — that is, most of us. Aileen and Missie have gone off with my maid in the coach. " He shook his head. "No, " he said. "And I think if it were not for the children's sake you none of you would much care to go. But I suppose it is better to live on as usual and make no change to express the hidden anxieties which trouble us all at times. " "Well, I must say I think it is very ridiculous, " said Lady Jane, who was thoroughly out of temper. "These young wives seem to think that they and their husbands are of so much consequence, that every con- vulsion of life and nature must combine to injure them and keep them apart.
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Lady Jane had walked angrily out through the studio door into the garden. Her temper had not been improved by a disagreeable scolding letter from Lady Mountmore which had just been put into her hand. It contained the long-looked-for scrap from Bevis, which his father had forwarded. Lady Jane was venting a certain inward indignation in a brisk walk up and down the front of the house, when Lord Ulleskelf came towards her.
"Are you coming this afternoon to explore the castle with us?" she asked.... "I believe we are all going — that is, most of us. Aileen and Missie have gone off with my maid in the coach. " He shook his head. "No, " he said. "And I think if it were not for the children's sake you none of you would much care to go. But I suppose it is better to live on as usual and make no change to express the hidden anxieties which trouble us all at times. " "Well, I must say I think it is very ridiculous, " said Lady Jane, who was thoroughly out of temper. "These young wives seem to think that they and their husbands are of so much consequence, that every con- vulsion of life and nature must combine to injure them and keep them apart.
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