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I moreover promised my special protection on behalf of Clarence, for whom I can speedily obtain a government situation of far greater emolument than the paltry clerkship which he now holds. I MOREOVER PROMISED MY SPECIAL PROTECTION ON BEHALF OF CLARENCE FOR WHOM I CAN SPEEDILY OBTAIN A GOVERNMENT SITUATION OF FAR GREATER EMULUMENT THAN THE PALTRY CLERKSHIP WHICH HE NOW HOLDS
 end to every thing between you and me—and then, how will you live?" "What assistance do you require?" asked the widow, in a low and tremulous tone—for she was shocked at all she had heard, and she was terrified by the menace which the baronet had just uttered. "You shall learn," answered the latter. "I advanced the sums necessary to save Mr. Torrens from a prison and his furniture from the effects of the levy, taking his note of hand, payable on demand, for the amount—so that should he wish to retract from his bargain, he is completely in my power. I have agreed to give him five thousand pounds in all—_as the price of his daughter_. But he represented to me that the project can never be carried into execution, until Adelais and Rosamond shall have been separated. I was not unprepared for such an objection; and I accordingly proposed that he should permit Clarence Villiers to marry Adelais without delay—her drooping health serving as the plea for this relenting disposition on his part.  NOT ASSIST ME THERE IS AN END TO EVERYTHING BETWEEN YOU AND ME AND THEN HOW WILL YOU LIVE WHAT ASSISTANCE DO YOU REQUIRE ASKED THE WIDOW IN A LOW AND TREMULOUS TONE FOR SHE WAS SHOCKED AT ALL SHE HAD HEARD AND SHE WAS TERRIFIED BY THE MENACE WHICH THE BARONET HAD JUST UTTERED YOU SHALL LEARN ANSWERED THE LATTER I ADVANCE THE SUMS NECESSARY TO SAVE MISTER TORRANCE FROM A PRISON AND HIS FURNITURE FROM THE EFFECTS OF THE LEVEE TAKING HIS NOTE OF HAND PAYABLE AND COMMAND FOR THE AMOUNT SO THAT SHOULD HE WISH TO RETRACT FROM HIS BARGAIN HE IS COMPLETELY IN MY POWER I HAVE AGREED WITH HIM FIVE THOUSAND POUNDS IN ALL AS THE PRICE OF HIS DAUGHTER BUT HE REPRESENTED TO ME THAT THE PROJECT CAN NEVER BE CARRIED INTO EXECUTION UNTIL ADALE AND ROSAMOND SHALL HAVE BEEN SEPARATED I WAS NOT UNPREPARED FOR SUCH AN OBJECTION AND I ACCORDINGLY PROPOSED THAT HE SHOULD PERMIT CLARENCE VILLIERS TO MARRY ADALECE WITHOUT DELAY HER DROOPING HEALTH SERVING AS THE PLEA FOR THIS RELENTING DISPOSITION ON HIS PART
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