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As to my going to Ireland, or remaining with Lady Berryl, she has heard all the circumstances she is my friend and yours a better friend cannot be; to her I appeal she will decide for me what I OUGHT to do; she promised to take me from hence instantly, if I ought to go. 'I did; and I would do so without hesitation, if any duty or any prudence required it.
Tears rolled down Miss Nugent's cheeks Lady Clonbrony declared it was very shocking; listened with attention to all the particulars; but never failed to correct her son, whenever he said Mr. Berryl "Sir Arthur Berryl, you mean."
So now begin and love him as fast as you please I give my consent and here he is." Lady Clonbrony turned to her son, who just appeared at the door. "Ob, mother! what have you done?" "What have I done?" cried Lady Clonbrony, following her son's eyes: "Lord bless me! Grace fainted dead Lady Berryl! Oh, what have I done? My dear Lady Berryl, what shall we do?"
On the comparative felicity of the town and country life; on the dignity, utility, elegance, and interesting nature of their different occupations, and general scheme of passing their time, Mr. Berryl and Mr. Salisbury had one evening a playful, entertaining, and, perhaps, instructive conversation; each party, at the end, remaining, as frequently happens, of their own opinion.
She could scarcely think of him with complaisancy; yet, when his age, his sufferings, his desolate state, were represented, she pitied him; and, faithful to her strong sense of duty, would have gone instantly to offer him every assistance and attention in her power. Lady Berryl assured her that Mr.
Lady Berryl assured her that Mr. Reynolds had positively forbidden her going to him; and that he had assured Lord Colambre he would not see her if she went to him. After such rapid and varied emotions, poor Grace desired repose, and her friend took care that it should be secured to her for the remainder of the day.
'I do not come here, sir, interrupted Lord Colambre, 'to listen to any explanations of your conduct, which I perfectly understand; I come to witness a bond for my friend Mr. Berryl, if you think proper to extort from him such a bond. 'I extort nothing, my lord. Mr.
"I do not come here, sir," interrupted Lord Colambre, "to listen to any explanations of your conduct, which I perfectly understand; I come to witness a bond for my friend Mr. Berryl, if you think proper to extort from him such a bond." "I extort nothing, my lord. Mr.
She revoked again, and lost the game, though they had four by honours. As soon as she rose from the card-table, and could speak to Mrs. Broadhurst apart, she communicated her apprehensions. "Seriously, my dear madam," said she, "I believe I have done very wrong to admit Mr. Berryl just now, though it was on Grace's account I did it.
'If you go on, you will make me envious and jealous of my friend, said Lord Colambre. 'You jealous! Oh, it is too late now besides, you cannot be jealous, for you never loved. 'I never loved Miss Broadhurst, I acknowledge. 'There was the advantage Sir Arthur Berryl had over you he loved, and my friend saw it. 'She was clear-sighted, said Lord Colambre.
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