Delia Blanchflower by Mrs. Humphry Ward
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"And I shall ask to see Miss Marvell before I go this morning--that I may point out to her the impropriety of remaining here against your father's express wishes." Delia nodded. "All right--but it won't do any good." He made no reply, except to turn immediately to the subject of her place of residence and her allowance. "It is I believe understood that you will live mainly here--at Maumsey." "On the contrary!--I wish to spend a great part of the winter in London." "With Miss Marvell?" "Certainly." "I cannot, I am afraid, let you expect that I shall provide the money." "It is my own money!" "Not legally. I hate insisting on these things; but perhaps you ought to know that the _whole_ of your father's property--everything that he left behind him, is in trust." |
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