Quotation from: VilletteWritten by: Charlotte Bronte |
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In the course of the walk I was told how Justine Marie Sauveur had always been regarded with the affection proper to a daughter--how, with M. Paul's consent, she had been affianced for months to one Heinrich Muehler, a wealthy young German merchant, and was to be married in the course of a year. Some of M. Emanuel's relations and connections would, indeed, it seems, have liked him to marry her, with a view to securing her fortune in the family; but to himself the scheme was repugnant, and the idea totally inadmissible.
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