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Roderick Hudson

CHAPTER VII
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It 's a bore that I can't take the poodle, but he attracts attention.

We trudge about everywhere; there is nothing I like so much.

I hope you will congratulate me on the simplicity of my tastes." "I congratulate you on your wisdom.

To live in Rome and not to walk would, I think, be poor pleasure.

But you are terribly far from home, and I am afraid you are tired." "A little--enough to sit here a while." "Might I offer you my company while you rest ?" "If you will promise to amuse me.


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