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Philip looked expressively at O'Burke, now not in a mood to renew his laughter at the ex- travagance of the infatuated Louise : her last words shot coldly to his heart. Lady Dorcas gazed from one to another of the friends : she also had caught those words. All remained silent for some time. Philip broke the dis- agreeable pause.
'•' Well, I can but say I am a dangerous fellow to trust in women's company any age from twelve to sixty, at the least — "''' endeavouring to resume his gaiety ; " I mu...st needs forget all my conquests now, however, for an hour or so, to sit down in the old library and pen a letter of business — so, good b"'ye, sister, but not for the night, if possible," and he left the boudoir as suddenly as Louise had done.
"Now, Mr. O'Burke," said Lady Dorcas, sitting down in the w^indow-recess, " you will perhaps give some thought to my forebodings of evil to us all from Louise Danville." THE LAST BARON OF CRANA. 137 " You allude to what she said at parting," answered Patrick ; " it was indeed a strange speech, yet surely as wild and unmeaning as strange." " God grant it !" resumed Lady Dorcas, her accents scarce audible, while she seemed to shudder.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Philip looked expressively at O'Burke, now not in a mood to renew his laughter at the ex- travagance of the infatuated Louise : her last words shot coldly to his heart. Lady Dorcas gazed from one to another of the friends : she also had caught those words. All remained silent for some time. Philip broke the dis- agreeable pause.
'•' Well, I can but say I am a dangerous fellow to trust in women's company any age from twelve to sixty, at the least — "''' endeavouring to resume his gaiety ; " I mu...st needs forget all my conquests now, however, for an hour or so, to sit down in the old library and pen a letter of business — so, good b"'ye, sister, but not for the night, if possible," and he left the boudoir as suddenly as Louise had done.
"Now, Mr. O'Burke," said Lady Dorcas, sitting down in the w^indow-recess, " you will perhaps give some thought to my forebodings of evil to us all from Louise Danville." THE LAST BARON OF CRANA. 137 " You allude to what she said at parting," answered Patrick ; " it was indeed a strange speech, yet surely as wild and unmeaning as strange." " God grant it !" resumed Lady Dorcas, her accents scarce audible, while she seemed to shudder.
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