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>Synopsis: Stay In The Best Hotels and Rate and Review Friend
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<Oh, I know what she says and what she wishes. She would like to get Noel into trouble with Sir Hubert over Agnes, simply because he will not marry her. As to her chatter about burglars
Garvingtons chatter, corrected her companion.
Well, then, Garvingtons. Its all rubbish. Agnes is a sweet girl, and
Girl? Lady Garvington laughed disdainfully. She is twenty-five.
A mere baby. People cannot be called old until they are seventy or eighty. It is a bad habit growing old. I have never encouraged it myself. By the way, tell me something about Sir Hubert Pine. I have only met him once or twice. What kind of a man is he?
Tall, and thin, and dark, and
I know his appearance. But his nature?
Hes jealous, and can be very disagreeable when he likes. I dont know who he is, or where he came from. He made his money out of penny toys and South African investments. He was a member of Parliament for a few years, and helped his party so much with money that he was knighted. Thats all I know of him, except that he is very mean.
Mean? What you tell me doesnt sound mean.
Im talking of his behavior to Garvington, explained the hostess, touching her ruffled hair, he doesnt give us enough money.
Why should he give you any? asked Mrs. Belgrove bluntly.
Well, you see, dear, Garvington would never have allowed his sister to marry a nobody, unless
Unless the nobody paid for his footing. I quite understand. Every one knows that Agnes married the man to save her family from bankruptcy. Poor girl! Mrs. Belgrove sighed. And she loved Noel. What a shame that she couldnt become his wife!
Oh, that would have been absurd, said Lady Garvington pettishly. Whats the use of Hunger marrying Thirst? Noel has no money, just like ourselves, and if it hadnt been for Hubert this place would have been sold long ago. Im telling you secrets, mind.
My dear, you tell me nothing that everybody doesnt know.
Then what is your advice?
About what, my dear?
About what I have been telling you. The burglar, and
I have told you before, that it is rubbish. If a burglar does come here I hope Lord Garvington will shoot him, as I dont want to lose my diamonds.
But if the burglar is Noel?
He wont be Noel. Clara Greeby has simply made a nasty suggestion which is worthy of her. But if youre afraid, why not get her to marry Noel?
He wont have her, said Lady Garvington dolefully.
I know he wont. Still a persevering woman can do wonders, and Clara Greeby has no self-respect. And if you think Noel is too near, get Agnes to join her husband in Pekin.
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