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The Golden Bowl

PART THIRD
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We have, thank goodness, these harmonies.

They are food for superstition if you like.

It's beautiful," she went on, "that it should be Gloucester; 'Glo'ster, Glo'ster,' as you say, making it sound like an old song.
However, I'm sure Glo'ster, Glo'ster will be charming," she still added; "we shall be able easily to lunch there, and, with our luggage and our servants off our hands, we shall have at least three or four hours.

We can wire," she wound up, "from there." Ever so quietly she had brought it, as she had thought it, all out, and it had to be as covertly that he let his appreciation expand.

"Then Lady Castledean-- ?" "Doesn't dream of our staying." He took it, but thinking yet.


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