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A Life’s Morning

CHAPTER VII
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Do you know, I really believe he thinks himself good-looking?
And he's as plain as he can be.

Don't you think so, Emily ?' 'I really have no opinion.' 'It was strange he should come this morning.

It was only yesterday I met him over there by the mill,'-- Dagworthy's mill stood at one end of the cattle-market,--'and you can't think the impudent way he talked.

And, oh, how did he know that you were going to give me lessons ?' 'I can't say.' 'Well, he did know, somehow; I was astonished.

Perhaps your father told him ?' 'That is not very likely.' 'Well, he knew.


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