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Updated: August 11, 2024
He asked himself and Lord Palmet also why he should have to go to Nevil at Holdesbury to tell him of circumstances that he would hear of two or three days later at Steynham. There was no sense in it. The only conclusion for him was that the scheming woman Culling had determined to bring down every man concerned in the Bevisham election, and particularly Mr. Romfrey, on his knees before Nevil.
I've known one or two you couldn't tell the difference! Not till you were intimate. I know one would walk a minuet with a duchess. Of course all the worse for her. If you see that uncle of Miss Denham's upon my honour, I should advise him: I mean, counsel him not to trust her with any fellow but you. Beauchamp asked Lord Palmet how old he was.
Grancey is in high indignation with him. It does not concern the Election, you can imagine. Something that man Dr. Shrapnel has done, which he says Captain Beauchamp could have prevented. Quarrels of men! I have instructed Palmet to write to Vivian Ducie for a photograph of Madame de Rouaillout. Do you know, one has a curiosity to see the face of the woman for whom a man ruins himself.
He dissociated Beauchamp from Lord Palmet, but felt keenly that the latter's presence desecrated Wingham's Institute, and he informed the candidate that he thought he would no longer detain him from his labours. 'Just the sort of place wanted in every provincial town, Palmet remarked by way of a parting compliment. Mr. Tomlinson bowed a civil acknowledgement of his having again spoken.
Grancey is in high indignation with him. It does not concern the Election, you can imagine. Something that man Dr. Shrapnel has done, which he says Captain Beauchamp could have prevented. Quarrels of men! I have instructed Palmet to write to Vivian Ducie for a photograph of Madame de Rouaillout. Do you know, one has a curiosity to see the face of the woman for whom a man ruins himself.
It chimed too consonantly with a feeling of Beauchamp's, to repress which he replied: 'Your ideas about women are simply barbarous, Palmet. Why shouldn't she? Her uncle places his confidence in the man, and in her. Isn't that better ten times more likely to call out the sense of honour and loyalty, than the distrust and the scandal going on in your class? 'Please to say yours too.
Palmet gave his age; correcting the figures from six-and-twenty to one year more. 'And never did a stroke of work in my life, he said, speaking genially out of an acute guess at the sentiments of the man he walked with. It seemed a farcical state of things.
Everybody noticed it, for they stood for Night and Day, both hung with gold; the brunette Etruscan, and the blonde Asiatic; and every Frenchman present was epigramizing up and down the rooms like mad. 'Her husband 's Legitimist; he wouldn't be at the Tuileries? Beauchamp spoke half to himself. 'What, then, what? Palmet stared and chuckled.
She thought with him passively altogether. On this occasion she had not to wait for directness in his eyes; she had to parry it. They were at a dinner-party at Lady Elsea's, generally the last place for seeing Lord Palmet, but he was present, and arranged things neatly for them, telling Beauchamp that he acted under Mrs. Wardour-Devereux's orders.
I've known one or two you couldn't tell the difference! Not till you were intimate. I know one would walk a minuet with a duchess. Of course all the worse for her. If you see that uncle of Miss Denham's upon my honour, I should advise him: I mean, counsel him not to trust her with any fellow but you. Beauchamp asked Lord Palmet how old he was.
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