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The Small House at Allington

CHAPTER XII
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And next year, when you have your holiday, you will come down to us again; will you not ?" "You may be quite sure of that." "And so the time will go by till it suits you to come and take me.

I shall not be unhappy." "I, at any rate, shall be impatient." "Ah, men always are impatient.

It is one of their privileges, I suppose.

And I don't think that a man ever has the same positive and complete satisfaction in knowing that he is loved, which a girl feels.

You are my bird that I have shot with my own gun; and the assurance of my success is sufficient for my happiness." "You have bowled me over, and know that I can't get up again." "I don't know about can't.


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