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Beatrice

CHAPTER X
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"I have no wishes in the matter.

The fact is that we are poor, and let lodgings--that is what it comes to.

If you think they will suit you, you are quite right to take them." Geoffrey coloured.

He was a man who could not bear to lay himself open to the smallest rebuff from a woman, and he had brought this on himself.
Beatrice saw it and relented.
"Of course, Mr.Bingham, so far as I am concerned, I shall be the gainer if you do come.

I do not meet so many people with whom I care to associate, and from whom I can learn, that I wish to throw a chance away." "I think you misunderstand me a little," he said; "I only meant that perhaps you would not wish to be bothered with Effie, Miss Granger." She laughed.


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