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" Dear Duke, I am so obliged to you for your kindness," she said, as she put up her cheek for him to kiss. Then she gave her hand to Silverbridge. " Of course you will come and see me in town." And she smiled upon them all, — ^having coiu^age enough to keep down all her sufferings.
"Come in here a moment, Silverbridge," said the father as they returned into the house togedier. " How is it now between you and her? " Digitized byGoogk CHAPTER VIII.
**BONE OF MY BONE.*' " How is it now between you... and her? ** That was the question which the Duke put to his son as soon as he had closed the door of the study. Lady Mabel had just been dismissed from the front door on her journey, and there could be no doubt as to the " her " intended.
No such question would have been asked had not Sil- verbridge himself declared to his father his purpose of making Lady Mabel his wife. On that subject the Duke, without such authcMity, would not have inter- fered. But he had been consulted, had acceded, and had encouraged the idea by excessive liberality on his part.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Dear Duke, I am so obliged to you for your kindness," she said, as she put up her cheek for him to kiss. Then she gave her hand to Silverbridge. " Of course you will come and see me in town." And she smiled upon them all, — ^having coiu^age enough to keep down all her sufferings.
"Come in here a moment, Silverbridge," said the father as they returned into the house togedier. " How is it now between you and her? " Digitized byGoogk CHAPTER VIII.
**BONE OF MY BONE.*' " How is it now between you... and her? ** That was the question which the Duke put to his son as soon as he had closed the door of the study. Lady Mabel had just been dismissed from the front door on her journey, and there could be no doubt as to the " her " intended.
No such question would have been asked had not Sil- verbridge himself declared to his father his purpose of making Lady Mabel his wife. On that subject the Duke, without such authcMity, would not have inter- fered. But he had been consulted, had acceded, and had encouraged the idea by excessive liberality on his part.
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