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The Golden Bowl

PART SIXTH
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But it had made her rise.
"I shall make it my own," he answered.

"I shall tell her I lied to her." "Ah no!" she returned.
"And I shall tell her you did." She shook her head again.

"Oh, still less!" With which therefore they stood at difference, he with his head erect and his happy idea perched, in its eagerness, on his crest.

"And how then is she to know ?" "She isn't to know." "She's only still to think you don't-- ?" "And therefore that I'm always a fool?
She may think," said Maggie, "what she likes." "Think it without my protest-- ?" The Princess made a movement.

"What business is it of yours ?" "Isn't it my right to correct her-- ?" Maggie let his question ring--ring long enough for him to hear it himself; only then she took it up.


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