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Thyrza

CHAPTER XI
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Now I'm practical, as you know, so it's right I should marry a practical man.

Papa has the highest opinion of Mr.Dalmaine's abilities; he thinks he has a great future in politics.

Wouldn't it be delightful if one's husband really became Prime Minister or something of the kind! 'Do you know, it really _is_ a pity that Mr.Egremont is going on in this way! He's going to spend enormous sums of money in establishing a library in Lambeth.

It's very good of him, of course, but we are all so sure it's a mistake.

Shall I tell you _my own_ view?
Mr.Egremont is an idealist, and idealists are _not_ the people to do serious work of this kind.


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