The Trespasser, Volume 2 by Gilbert Parker
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Gaston slowly followed his grandfather and grandmother into the
courtyard. Sir William, looking back, said to his wife: "Do you think that Gaston should be told?" "No, no, there is no danger. Gaston, my dear, shall marry Delia Gasgoyne." "Shall marry? wherefore 'shall'? Really, I do not see." "She likes him, she is quite what we would have her, and he is interested in her. My dear, I have seen--I have watched for a year." He put his hand on hers. "My wife, you are a goodly prophet." When Archdeacon Varcoe entered his study on returning, he sat down in a chair, and brooded long. "She must be told," he said at last, aloud. "Yes, yes, at once. God help us both!" CHAPTER VII WHEREIN THE SEAL OF HIS HERITAGE IS SET "Sophie, when you talk with the man, remember that you are near fifty, |
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