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The March Family Trilogy

PART III
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But he didn't.

He let it go on, and if I hadn't happened on that bouquet I might never have known anything about it.

That is what I mean by--a false nature.

I wouldn't have minded his deceiving me; but to let me deceive myself--Oh, it was too much!" Agatha hid her face in her handkerchief again.

She was perching on the edge of the berth, and Mrs.March said, with a glance, which she did not see, toward the sofa, "I'm afraid that's rather a hard seat for you.
"Oh, no, thank you! I'm perfectly comfortable--I like it--if you don't mind ?" Mrs.March pressed her hand for answer, and after another little delay, sighed and said, "They are not like us, and we cannot help it.


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