[The Castle Inn by Stanley John Weyman]@TWC D-Link book
The Castle Inn

CHAPTER XI
13/24

They must do something for you.' And he also rose to his feet, and stood with his back to the fire, looking at his companion.
'Who ?' Soane asked, though he knew very well what the other meant.
'The Government,' said the doctor.

'The mission to Turin is likely to be vacant by-and-by.

Or, if that be too much to ask, a consulship, say at Genoa or Leghorn, might be found, and serve for a stepping-stone to Florence.

Sir Horace has done well there, and you--' 'Might toady a Grand-duke and bear-lead sucking peers--as well as another!' Soane answered with a gesture of disgust.

'Ugh, one might as well be Thomasson and ruin boys.


<<Back  Index  Next>>

D-Link book Top

TWC mobile books