...it, and are at the same time gentlemen. If it is so, I should be sorry that you should not be thero. You need not mention it, but Mr. Kennedy has just...walked down to Pall Mall with Laurence Fitzgibbon. Ho would have preferred to take his walk alone, but he could not get rid of his affectionate countryman....

...clubs more than I do the House ; though I feel that a woman's life is only half a life, as she can not have a seat in Parliament." Then Phineas went away,...taken place during the evening ; and, indeed, he did so in spite of his friend's conversation. Lady Laura, when she first saw him after his return to London,...

...those, I mean, who have their heart in it, and are at the same time gentlemen. If it is so, I should be sorry that you should not be there. You need not mention...could not get rid of his affectionate countryman. Ho wanted to think over what had taken place during the evening ; and, indeed, he did so in spite of...

...just said a word about it to papa, and a word from him always means so much ! Well ; — good night ; and mind you come up on Friday. You are going to the...taken place during the evening ; and, indeed, he did so in spite of his friend's conversation. Lady Laura, when she first saw him after his return to London,...

...those, I mean, who have their heart in it, and are at the same time gentlemen. If it is so, I should be sorry that you should not be there. You need not mention...taken place during the evening ; and, indeed, he did so in spite of his friend's conversation. Lady Laura, when she first saw him after his return to London,...

...those, I mean, who have their heart in it, and are at the same time gentlemen. If it is so, I should be sorry that you should not be there. You need not mention...taken place during the evening ; and, indeed, he did so in spite of his friend's conversation. Lady Laura, when she first saw him after his return to London,...

...just said a word about it to papa, and a word from him always means so much! Well ; — good night ; and mind you come up on Friday. You are going to the...taken place during the evening ; and, indeed, he did so in spite of his friend's conversation. Lady Laura, when she first saw him after his return to London,...

...system and a life of her own. She says (in Trollope's Phineas Finn) attractively independent things: 'I envy you men your clubs more than I do the House;...half a life, as she cannot have a seat in Parliament' (Trollope, 1972: 98). But Lady Laura also wants to retain die advantages (if not the name) of a parasite:...

...and a life of her own. She says (in Trollope 's Phinens Finn) attractively independent things: 'I emy you men your clubs more than I do the House; - though...half a life, as she cannot have a seat in Parliament' (Trollope, 1972: 98). But Lady Laura also wants to retain the advantages (if not the name) of a parasite:...

...attractively independent things: 'I envy you men your clubs more than I do the House; - though I fee! that a woman's life is only half a life, as she cannot have a seat in Parliament' (Trollope, 1972: 98). But Lady Laura also wants to retain the advantages (if not the name) of a parasite:...