My Lady Ludlow
My Lady Ludlow
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I tell you, all your ways are different to her ways. ' "'I would change my "ways, " as you call them. ' "'Be reasonable, Victor. ' "'No, I will not be reasonable, if by that you mean giving her up. Itell you two lives are before me; one with her, one without her. But thelatter will be but a short career for both of us. You said, aunt, thatthe talk went in the conciergerie of her father's hotel, that she wouldhave nothing to do with this cousin whom I put out of the way to-day?' "'So the servant...s said. How could I know? All I know is, that he leftoff coming to our hotel, and that at one time before then he had neverbeen two days absent. ' "'So much the better for him. He suffers now for having come between meand my object--in trying to snatch her away out of my sight. Take youwarning, Pierre! I did not like your meddling to-night. ' And so he wentoff, leaving Madam Babette rocking herself backwards and forwards, in allthe depression of spirits consequent upon the reaction after the brandy, and upon her knowledge of her nephew's threatened purpose combined.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I tell you, all your ways are different to her ways. ' "'I would change my "ways, " as you call them. ' "'Be reasonable, Victor. ' "'No, I will not be reasonable, if by that you mean giving her up. Itell you two lives are before me; one with her, one without her. But thelatter will be but a short career for both of us. You said, aunt, thatthe talk went in the conciergerie of her father's hotel, that she wouldhave nothing to do with this cousin whom I put out of the way to-day?' "'So the servant...s said. How could I know? All I know is, that he leftoff coming to our hotel, and that at one time before then he had neverbeen two days absent. ' "'So much the better for him. He suffers now for having come between meand my object--in trying to snatch her away out of my sight. Take youwarning, Pierre! I did not like your meddling to-night. ' And so he wentoff, leaving Madam Babette rocking herself backwards and forwards, in allthe depression of spirits consequent upon the reaction after the brandy, and upon her knowledge of her nephew's threatened purpose combined.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gaskell Elizabeth Cleghorn to read onlineMoreLess
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