Valentine's Eve
Valentine's Eve
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CHAP- d by Google }69 CHAPTER VnL Though Lord Liv^say was silent, tt had alwajfs been his intention, as soon as he reachedLondon, to obtain from persons oa the spot idl the information that he could, relative to the mysterious affair in which those whom he so h^hly valued had been such promiiient actors. An4 ^^ found that Melvyn^s refusing to fire at Lord Shirley had raised him so much in gene^ ral opinion, that that circumstance united to the indulgence shown to men on such occasions had kept ...him in ^society, and made him admired by sQme women even more than ever: while many declared, and amongst them were Mrs. Someiiey and Lady X ^> that Melvyiv must have been the seduced, not the seducer j-^^^as whatnian, without advances impossible to VOL. iiu 1 be Digitized by CjOOQIC 170 be misunderstood^ would have thought ef attempting the honour of such a pre- tender to righteousness overmuch as Lady Shirley notoriously was ?
Lord Livesay, without giving his own sentiments, heard what everyone had to say on the subject, and interrogated all those likely to give him information ; and amongst the rest the Duchess of C , ^ho had heard from Catherine's own mouth, before she left London, her account of all the most suspicious circumstances, and believed Lady Shirley's innocence as spotless as her own.
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CHAP- d by Google }69 CHAPTER VnL Though Lord Liv^say was silent, tt had alwajfs been his intention, as soon as he reachedLondon, to obtain from persons oa the spot idl the information that he could, relative to the mysterious affair in which those whom he so h^hly valued had been such promiiient actors. An4 ^^ found that Melvyn^s refusing to fire at Lord Shirley had raised him so much in gene^ ral opinion, that that circumstance united to the indulgence shown to men on such occasions had kept ...him in ^society, and made him admired by sQme women even more than ever: while many declared, and amongst them were Mrs. Someiiey and Lady X ^> that Melvyiv must have been the seduced, not the seducer j-^^^as whatnian, without advances impossible to VOL. iiu 1 be Digitized by CjOOQIC 170 be misunderstood^ would have thought ef attempting the honour of such a pre- tender to righteousness overmuch as Lady Shirley notoriously was ?
Lord Livesay, without giving his own sentiments, heard what everyone had to say on the subject, and interrogated all those likely to give him information ; and amongst the rest the Duchess of C , ^ho had heard from Catherine's own mouth, before she left London, her account of all the most suspicious circumstances, and believed Lady Shirley's innocence as spotless as her own.
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