[The Hoyden by Mrs. Hungerford]@TWC D-Link bookThe Hoyden CHAPTER XI 3/17
He would have something off his own property, a small thing, but sufficient for his requirements.
He gave his word to quit the turf finally.
He had no desire to amuse himself in that sort of way again--or, indeed, in other ways.
He wished to settle down, etc. It occurred to old Bolton, who was a shrewd man, that Sir Maurice looked like one whose interest in life and its joys was at an end. Still, he was a baronet, and of very ancient lineage, and it was a triumph for the Boltons.
He refused to acknowledge to _himself_ that he was sacrificing his niece.
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