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Reply Mon 5 May, 2014 05:52 am
-If you persist in this marriage you will raise up a swarm of powerful enemies who will never leave you alone until they have made England too hot to hold you.
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Do those words mean chaotic scenes would be made so much so that every person in the country would try his best to drive that man away?
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Reply Mon 5 May, 2014 06:17 am
@WBYeats,
Not every person no, there's always diehard loyalists. It means the powerful enemies will stir up the country until most people (or the ones that matter anyway) will want to kick him out of England.

As has been pointed out context helps. This is from a Sherlock Holmes story, not one I've read, so I can only assume he's talking about members of 'polite society,' the moneyed, landed Aristocracy and lesser gentry who don't need to work for a living.
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Reply Mon 5 May, 2014 10:31 am
@izzythepush,
Thank you~
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