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And so she's got a new soupirant, has she, the little porteress? Dayvlish nice little girl. How mad Pen will be eh, Warrington? But we must break it to him gently, or he'll be in such a rage that he will be going after her again. We must menager the young fellow." "I think Mrs. Pendennis ought to know that Pen acted very well in the business. She evidently thinks him guilty, and according to Mr.
And so she's got a new soupirant has she, the little porteress? Dayvlish nice little girl. How mad Pen will be eh, Warrington? But we must break it to him gently, or he'll be in such a rage that he will be going after her again. We must menager the young fellow." "I think Mrs. Pendennis ought to know that Pen acted very well in the business. She evidently thinks him guilty, and according to Mr.
'Upon my word, though Roger Hamley has never been a great favourite of mine, this little attention of his has reminded me very forcibly of a very charming young man a soupirant, as the French would call him Lieutenant Harper you must have heard me speak of him, Molly? 'I think I have! said Molly, absently.
"And is Sir Derby Oaks," the Major said, with great delight and anxiety, "another soupirant?" "Another what?" inquired Mr. Foker. "Another admirer of Miss Fotheringay?" "Lord bless you! we call him Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, and Pen Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays. But mind you, nothing wrong! No, no! Miss F. is a deal too wide-awake for that, Major Pendennis.
My grandmother, Lady Kew, has adopted her; purposes, I believe, to leave Ethel the greater part of her fortune, upon certain conditions; and, of course, expects the the obedience, and so forth, which is customary in such cases. By the way, Colonel, is our young soupirant aware that papa is pleading his cause for him?"
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