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The Voyage Out

CHAPTER IX
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She was a big, well-made woman, the red lying upon her cheeks in patches that were too well defined, but her serious anxiety gave her a kind of beauty.
She was just about to pull back the bed-clothes when she exclaimed, "Oh, but I'm forgetting," and went to her writing-table.

A brown volume lay there stamped with the figure of the year.

She proceeded to write in the square ugly hand of a mature child, as she wrote daily year after year, keeping the diaries, though she seldom looked at them.
"A.M .-- Talked to Mrs.H.Elliot about country neighbours.

She knows the Manns; also the Selby-Carroways.

How small the world is! Like her.


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