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The Gilded Age
Part 4.

CHAPTER, XXXII
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Washington's delight in his beautiful sister was measureless.

He said that she had always been the queenliest creature in the land, but that she was only commonplace before, compared to what she was now, so extraordinary was the improvement wrought by rich fashionable attire.
"But your criticisms are too full of brotherly partiality to be depended on, Washington.

Other people will judge differently." "Indeed they won't.

You'll see.

There will never be a woman in Washington that can compare with you.


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