The Small House at AllingtonDent, 1909 - Всего страниц: 583 Lily Dale is sublimely happy when she becomes engaged to Adolphus Crosbie, assistant secretary in a government agency. Lily is the niece of Squire Dale, an embittered old bachelor fixedly stuck in the "Great House" at Allington. Crosbie spends a weekend away from Lily, and becomes attracted to Lady Alexandrina De Courcy, Who is from a noble Family. He asks for her hand in marriage, jilting he former love, Lily. John Eames, a young government clerk, has loved Lily Dale for years. He tries to get Lily to notice him after she gets jilted, but she still loves Crosbie, and maintains her love for him despite his treachery. Crosbie, however, soon finds that his noble bride brings no money into the marriage, but continues to spend it as though she had. His "noble"marriage is a debacle from start to finish. All Lily's friends urge her toward Eames, but Lily stubbornly clings to her hopeless love. |
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... marry such a man as that ? " " " He's quite a gentleman , you know , and very much thought of in the world . It won't be at all bad for her , poor thing . It is so very hard for a girl to get married nowadays without money . ' " " And ...
... marry such a man as that ? " " " He's quite a gentleman , you know , and very much thought of in the world . It won't be at all bad for her , poor thing . It is so very hard for a girl to get married nowadays without money . ' " " And ...
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... marry at all because it appeared to her that a married woman could enjoy society with less restraint than a girl who was subject to her mother or her chaperon ; that she would have more freedom of action as a married woman ; and now she ...
... marry at all because it appeared to her that a married woman could enjoy society with less restraint than a girl who was subject to her mother or her chaperon ; that she would have more freedom of action as a married woman ; and now she ...
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... married . The thing was settled , and that was enough for her . But , on the other hand , when he spoke of the expediency of an imme- diate marriage , she raised no difficulty . As her mother was about to go into a new residence , it ...
... married . The thing was settled , and that was enough for her . But , on the other hand , when he spoke of the expediency of an imme- diate marriage , she raised no difficulty . As her mother was about to go into a new residence , it ...
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THE SQUIRE OF ALLINGTON | 1 |
THE Two PEARLS OF ALLINGTON | 8 |
THE WIDOW DALE OF ALLINGTON | 19 |
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The Small House at Allington (Volume 2 of 3 ) (EasyRead Large Bold Edition) Anthony Trollope Ограниченный просмотр - 1946 |
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