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Lady Bridget in the Never-Never Land

CHAPTER 10
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'Ah, I'll tell you--Do you know, Rosamond saw them--the Willoughby Maules before we all left.

She met them at Shoolbred's--buying furniture.

Rosamond said SHE was dragging after him looking--a bundle--and cross and ill; and that he seemed intensely bored.

Poor Will!' There was silence, Bridget's thoughts seemed far away.
'But about the Socialism ?' prompted Mrs Gildea.
'Oh well, Aunt Eliza made up her mind suddenly to consult her new doctor--Aunt Eliza's chief excitement is changing her doctors, and she grows quite youthful in the process.

They say that love and religion are the chief emotional interests of unattached women.


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