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A comfortable wife
Antonio Mannering was certain that, if she proved to Lord Philip Ruthven that she was capable of running his home and would not disgrace him in society, he would propose a comfortable arrangement. But she never expected their hearts would find their way into the bargain.
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- "Miss Antonia Mannering had made plans, and Lord Philip Ruthven played a large part in them. They had been childhood friends, but had not seen each other for years. She knew Philip was popular with the ladies, but he had never married any of them. Wouldn't he now be ready for a wife? If she could prove to him that she could run his home, not disgrace him in Society and be a comfortable wife for him, surely he would be prompted to propose to her. That they might fall in love had never occurred to her!"@en
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