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The Golden Bowl

PART THIRD
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"Ah, you ARE through--you were through long ago.

Or if you aren't you ought to be." "Well then, if I ought to be it's all the more reason why you should continue to help me.

Because, very distinctly, I assure you, I'm not.
The new things or ever so many of them--are still for me new things; the mysteries and expectations and assumptions still contain an immense element that I've failed to puzzle out.

As we've happened, so luckily, to find ourselves again really taking hold together, you must let me, as soon as possible, come to see you; you must give me a good, kind hour.

If you refuse it me"-- and he addressed himself to her continued reserve--"I shall feel that you deny, with a stony stare, your responsibility." At this, as from a sudden shake, her reserve proved an inadequate vessel.


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