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Wives and Daughters
Elizabeth Gaskell
ElecBook Classics
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the fact isI’m feeling very good-for-nothing—this air oppresses
me; I could hardly breathe in the houseand yet I’m already tired
with this short walk.’
‘You’d better get home at once; and I’ll call and see you as I
come back from Rowe’s.’
‘Noyou mustn’ton any account [link widoczny dla zalogowanych]!’ said Osbornehastily; my
father is annoyed enough about my going from homeso oftenhe
saysthough it was six weeks. He puts down all my languor to my
having been away—he keeps the purse-stringsyou know’ he
addedwith a faint smile‘and I’m in the unlucky position of a
penniless heirand I’ve been brought up so—In factI must leave
home from time to timeandif my father gets confirmed in this
notion of his that my health is worse for my absenceshe will stop
the supplies altogether.’
‘May I ask where you do spend your time when you are not at
Hamley Hall?’ asked Mr Gibsonwith some hesitation in his
manner.
‘No [link widoczny dla zalogowanych]!’ replied Osbornereluctantly. ‘I will tell you this:—I stay
with friends in the country. I lead a life which ought to be
conducive to healthbecause it is thoroughly simplerationaland
happy. And now Iyilai:
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Silence
gentlemenif you please