[The Evil Eye; Or, The Black Spector by William Carleton]@TWC D-Link bookThe Evil Eye; Or, The Black Spector CHAPTER XIII 16/30
Yes, and my mind is still set upon this marriage, and it shall go hard with me or I will accomplish it." "Father," said Charles, "if you regard or respect me, I entreat of you to abandon any such project.
Ferdora O'Connor is now the favorite there. He is rich and I am poor; no, the only favor I ask is that you will never more allude to the subject in my hearing." "But I will allude to it, and I will demand an explanation besides," replied Lindsay. "Father," observed Harry, "I trust that no member of this family is capable of an act of unparalleled meanness.
I, myself, pleaded my brother's cause with that heartless and deceitful girl in language which could not be mistaken.
And what was the consequence? Because I ventured to do so I have been forbidden to visit there again.
They told me, without either preface or apology, that they will have no further intercourse with our family.
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