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Barchester Towers

CHAPTER IX
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He had no principle, no regard for others, no self-respect, no desire to be other than a drone in the hive, if only he could, as a drone, get what honey was sufficient for him.

Of honey, in his latter days, it may probably be presaged, that he will have but short allowance.
Such was the family of the Stanhopes, who, at this period, suddenly joined themselves to the ecclesiastical circle of Barchester close.
Any stranger union it would be impossible perhaps to conceive.

And it was not as though they all fell down into the cathedral precincts hitherto unknown and untalked of.

In such case, no amalgamation would have been at all probable between the new-comers and either the Proudie set or the Grantly set.

But such was far from being the case.


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