I daresay he won't remain at the Priory above a day or two, but while he is here it will be best for you to discontinue your solitary walks,' Edward said, with a calm assumption of authority which she found so irritating
In Georgette Heyer's "Venetia," Edward expresses concern over Venetia's solitary walks while a visitor is staying at the Priory. He advises her to refrain from these outings during his presence, demonstrating his authoritative demeanor, which Venetia finds bothersome. This interaction highlights the tension between the characters, as Edward's protective nature clashes with Venetia's desire for independence.
Although Edward believes the visitor will not stay long, his insistence on controlling Venetia's actions...
