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The Golden Bowl

PART THIRD
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It's not my fit--I shouldn't be able, as I see it, to breathe in it.

But I can feel that I'd do anything--to shield it from a bruise.
Tender as I am for her too," she went on, "I think I'm still more so for my husband.

HE'S in truth of a sweet simplicity--!" The Prince turned over a while the sweet simplicity of Mr.Verver.
"Well, I don't know that I can choose.

At night all cats are grey.

I only see how, for so many reasons, we ought to stand toward them--and how, to do ourselves justice, we do.


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