Complete by Edward Bulwer-Lytton]@TWC D-Link book Complete 7/8 Thus melancholy and thoughtful, Godolphin repaired to the house of the now famous, the now admired Miss Millinger. There are some attachments, of which we so easily sound the depth, that the one never thinks of exacting from the other the sacrifices that seemed inevitable to more earnest affections. Fanny never dreamed of leaving her theatrical career, and accompanying Godolphin; Godolphin never dreamed of demanding it. These are the connections of the great world: my good reader, learn the great world as you look at them! All was soon settled. Godolphin was easily disembarrassed of his commission. |