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The American

CHAPTER XVIII
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When she accepted you we said nothing.

We therefore quite observed our promise.

It was only at a later stage of the affair, and on quite a different basis, as it were, that we determined to speak.

It would have been better, perhaps, if we had spoken before.

But really, you see, nothing has yet been done." "Nothing has yet been done ?" Newman repeated the words, unconscious of their comical effect.


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