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The Ambassadors

BOOK Third
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They commended his munificence and approved his taste, and in doing so sat down, as it seemed to Strether, in the very soil out of which these things flowered.

Our friend's final predicament was that he himself was sitting down, for the time, WITH them, and there was a supreme moment at which, compared with his collapse, Waymarsh's erectness affected him as really high.

One thing was certain--he saw he must make up his mind.

He must approach Chad, must wait for him, deal with him, master him, but he mustn't dispossess himself of the faculty of seeing things as they were.

He must bring him to HIM--not go himself, as it were, so much of the way.


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