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Thyrza

CHAPTER XV
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Then Gilbert placed the easy chair in a convenient position, and she did her best to sit as she always did.

Her manner was not awkward--it was impossible for her to be awkward--but she was afraid of saying something that 'wasn't grammar,' and to Egremont's agreeable remarks she replied shortly.

Yet even this only gave her an air of shyness which was itself a grace.

When Grail had entered into the conversation she was able to collect herself.
Gilbert said presently: 'Miss Trent is going to take Bunce's child to Eastbourne to-morrow, to Mrs.Ormonde's.' 'Indeed!' Egremont exclaimed.

'I was there on Wednesday and heard that the child was coming.


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