[Vanity Fair by William Makepeace Thackeray]@TWC D-Link bookVanity Fair CHAPTER XV 14/16
I might have been Lady Crawley. How pleased Mrs.Bute would have been: and ma tante if I had taken precedence of her! I might have been somebody's mamma, instead of--O, I tremble, I tremble, when I think how soon we must tell all! Sir Pitt knows I am married, and not knowing to whom, is not very much displeased as yet.
Ma tante is ACTUALLY ANGRY that I should have refused him.
But she is all kindness and graciousness.
She condescends to say I would have made him a good wife; and vows that she will be a mother to your little Rebecca.
She will be shaken when she first hears the news.
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