Love And the Loathsome Leopard
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I should not have spoken like – that. It was – wrong of me.”“I think if one feels very deeply about anything,” Lord Cheriton replied, “one speaks the truth and that is what I would prefer to hear.”Again there was silence, then Wivina said,“I know that the late Lord Cheriton was a very hard, cruel man. Mrs. Briggs has told me how his son, John, ran away and no one ever heard of him again – but I suppose there are excuses for him.”“I don’t know what they could be,” Lord Cheriton said dryly.“Papa s...aid that men were cruel to others when they themselves had suffered and were still suffering. He always tried to understand Lord Cheriton’s behaviour and to help him.”“And did he succeed?”Lord Cheriton thought that this was a conversation he had never expected to have with anyone.He had hated his father for so many years that he had never envisaged there could be any excuse for his intolerable behaviour.“Papa thought that he had failed,” Wivina admitted, “and that was why he blessed the house.”“Blessed the house?”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I should not have spoken like – that. It was – wrong of me.”“I think if one feels very deeply about anything,” Lord Cheriton replied, “one speaks the truth and that is what I would prefer to hear.”Again there was silence, then Wivina said,“I know that the late Lord Cheriton was a very hard, cruel man. Mrs. Briggs has told me how his son, John, ran away and no one ever heard of him again – but I suppose there are excuses for him.”“I don’t know what they could be,” Lord Cheriton said dryly.“Papa s...aid that men were cruel to others when they themselves had suffered and were still suffering. He always tried to understand Lord Cheriton’s behaviour and to help him.”“And did he succeed?”Lord Cheriton thought that this was a conversation he had never expected to have with anyone.He had hated his father for so many years that he had never envisaged there could be any excuse for his intolerable behaviour.“Papa thought that he had failed,” Wivina admitted, “and that was why he blessed the house.”“Blessed the house?”
What to read after Love And the Loathsome Leopard?
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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