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Barchester Towers

CHAPTER XIX
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She, however, like the rest of them, had no real feelings, could feel no true passion.

In that was her security.

Before she resolved on any contemplated escapade she would make a small calculation, and generally summed up that the Stanhope villa or even Barchester close was better than the world at large.
They were most irregular in their hours.

The father was generally the earliest in the breakfast-parlour, and Charlotte would soon follow and give him his coffee, but the others breakfasted anywhere, anyhow, and at any time.

On the morning after the archdeacon's futile visit to the palace, Dr.Stanhope came downstairs with an ominously dark look about his eyebrows; his white locks were rougher than usual, and he breathed thickly and loudly as he took his seat in his armchair.


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