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East Lynne

CHAPTER XIV
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If the idea of making her my wife had never previously occurred to me as practicable, it was that I deemed her rank incompatible with my own." "As it was," said the earl.
"Country solicitors have married peers' daughters before now," remarked Mr.Carlyle.

"I only add another to the list." "But you cannot keep her as a peer's daughter, I presume ?" "East Lynne will be her home.

Our establishment will be small and quiet, as compared with her father's.

I explained to Isabel how quiet at the first, and she might have retracted had she wished.

I explained also in full to Lady Mount Severn.


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