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One of Our Conquerors

CHAPTER XXVIII
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ta-tata, all the things there are in the world.' Mrs.Marsett let fly an artificial chirrup.
'You must have some ideas of me.' 'I think you have had unhappy experiences.' 'Nesta...

just now and then! the first time we rode out together, coming back from the downs, I remember, I spoke, without thinking--I was enraged--of a case in the newspapers; and you had seen it, and you were not afraid to talk of it.

I remember I thought, Well, for a girl, she's bold! I thought you knew more than a girl ought to know: until--you did--you set my heart going.

You spoke of the poor women like an angel of compassion.

You said, we were all mixed up with their fate--I forget the words.


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