[John Caldigate by Anthony Trollope]@TWC D-Link bookJohn Caldigate CHAPTER XVIII 13/24
Perhaps you are.' 'I am neither the one thing nor the other,--especially.' 'And therefore peculiarly dangerous in her eyes It is natural that she should oppose you.' 'What am I to do, then ?' 'Ah! How am I to answer that? The whole story is very romantic, and I do not know that we are a romantic family.
My father is autocratic in his own house.' This last assurance seemed to contain some comfort As Mrs.Bolton would be his enemy in the matter, it was well that the power of deciding should be in other hands.
'I do not mean to give it up,' said he. 'I suppose you must if they won't open their doors to you.' 'I think they ought to allow me to have the chance of seeing her.' 'I don't see why they should.
Mind I am not saying anything of this for myself.
If I were my sister's guardian, I should take the trouble to make many inquiries before I either asked you into my house or declined to do so.
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