Vivian Grey by Earl of Beaconsfield Benjamin Disraeli
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"I really beg your pardon!" "Come, this is a novel way of making an offer, and, I hope, a successful one." "Julia, my dear," cried a voice in the veranda, "Julia, my dear, I want you to walk with me." "Say you are engaged with the Marchioness," whispered Vivian, with a low but distinct--voice; his eyes fixed on the table, and his lips not appearing to move. "Mamma, I am--" "I want you immediately and particularly, Julia," cried Lady Louisa, in an earnest voice. "I am coming, I am coming. You see I must go." CHAPTER X "Confusion on that old hag! Her eye looked evil on me, at the very moment! Although a pretty wife is really the destruction of a young man's prospects, still, in the present case, the niece of my friend, my patron, high family, perfectly unexceptionable, &c. &c. &c. Such blue |
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