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The Ambassadors

BOOK Fifth
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What young man had ever paraded about that way, without a reason, a maiden in her flower?
And there was nothing in his reason at present obscure.

Her type sufficiently told of it--they wouldn't, they couldn't, want her to go to Woollett.

Poor Woollett, and what it might miss!--though brave Chad indeed too, and what it might gain! Brave Chad however had just excellently spoken.

"This is a good little friend of mine who knows all about you and has moreover a message for you.

And this, my dear"-- he had turned to the child herself--"is the best man in the world, who has it in his power to do a great deal for us and whom I want you to like and revere as nearly as possible as much as I do." She stood there quite pink, a little frightened, prettier and prettier and not a bit like her mother.


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