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The Ambassadors

BOOK Tenth
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Besides, THAT isn't what worries you--but don't, don't explain! We're all right as we are: which was the degree of success our adventure was pledged to for each of us.

We weren't, it seemed, all right as we were before; and we've got over the ground, all things considered, quickly.

I hope you'll have a lovely time in the Alps." Waymarsh fairly looked up at him as from the foot of them.

"I don't know as I OUGHT really to go." It was the conscience of Milrose in the very voice of Milrose, but, oh it was feeble and flat! Strether suddenly felt quite ashamed for him; he breathed a greater boldness.

"LET yourself, on the contrary, go--in all agreeable directions.


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