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The Ambassadors

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"I assure you she hasn't told me anything." "Of course she hasn't.

For what do you suggest that I suppose her to take you?
But you've been with her every day, you've seen her freely, you've liked her greatly--I stick to that--and you've made your profit of it.

You know what she has been through as well as you know that she has dined here to-night--which must have put her, by the way, through a good deal more." The young man faced this blast; after which he pulled round the rest of the way.

"I haven't in the least said she hasn't been nice to me.

But she's proud." "And quite properly.


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