[Mr. Scarborough’s Family by Anthony Trollope]@TWC D-Link bookMr. Scarborough’s Family CHAPTER III 11/13
It would be terrible now were she brought to marry him by this feeling of awe.
Then he learned that the warrior had gone down to Cheltenham, and in the restlessness of his spirit he pursued him.
When he reached Cheltenham the warrior had already gone. "The property is certainly entailed," said Mrs.Mountjoy.He had called at once at the house and saw the mother, but Florence was discreetly sent away to her own room when the dangerous young man was admitted. "He is not Mr.Scarborough's eldest son at all," said Harry; "that is, in the eye of the law." Then he had to undertake that task, very difficult for a young man, of explaining to her all the circumstances of the case. But there was something in them so dreadful to the lady's imagination that he failed for a long time to make her comprehend it.
"Do you mean to say that Mr.Scarborough was not married to his own wife ?" "Not at first." "And that he knew it ?" "No doubt he knew it.
He confesses as much himself." "What a very wicked man he must be!" said Mrs.Mountjoy.Harry could only shrug his shoulder.
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