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The Gilded Age
Part 5.

CHAPTER XXXVII
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It is a distinction indeed, for a country-bred girl like me to be so spoken of by people of brains and culture.

You are so kind that I know you will pardon my putting you to the trouble to come this evening." "Indeed it was no trouble.

It was a pleasure.

I am alone in the world since I lost my wife, and I often long for the society of your sex, Miss Hawkins, notwithstanding what people may say to the contrary." "It is pleasant to hear you say that.

I am sure it must be so.


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