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The Emancipated

CHAPTER IV
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But he doesn't seem to be the kind of man whose interest you would resent." "Then you know him ?" Reuben asked, in a tone of some pleasure.
"He is in Naples at present." "I'm delighted to hear it.

Mallard is an excellent fellow, in his own way, Somehow I've lost sight of him for a long time.

He's painting here, I suppose?
Where can I find him ?" "I don't know his address, but I can at once get it for you.

You are sure that he will welcome you ?" "Why not?
Have you spoken to him about me ?" "No," Miriam replied distantly.
"Why shouldn't he welcome me, then?
We were very good friends.

Do you attribute to him such judgments as your own ?" His way of speaking was subject to abrupt changes.


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