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Doctor Thorne

CHAPTER XXVI
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She, however, was angry as well as the doctor.

It was not the man's vehemence that provoked her so much as his evident determination to break down the prestige of her rank, and place her on a footing in no respect superior to his own.

He had never before been so audaciously arrogant; and, as she moved towards the door, she determined in her wrath that she would never again have confidential intercourse with him in any relation of life whatsoever.
"Dr Thorne," said she.

"I think you have forgotten yourself.

You must excuse me if I say that after what has passed I--I--I--" "Certainly," said he, fully understanding what she meant; and bowing low as he opened first the study-door, then the front-door, then the garden-gate.
And then Lady Arabella stalked off, not without full observation from Mrs Yates Umbleby and her friend Miss Gushing, who lived close by..


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