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But you've promptly recognised it.

It's the first time," Vanderbank went on, to let him down more gently, "that I've heard Mrs.Brookenham admit the girl's good looks." "Her own girl's?
'Admit' them ?" "I mean grant them to be even as good as they are.

I myself, I must tell you, extremely like Nanda's appearance.

I think Lady Julia's granddaughter has in her face, in spite of everything--!" "What do you mean by everything ?" Mr.Longdon broke in with such an approach to resentment that his host's gaiety overflowed.
"You'll see--when you do see.

She has no features.


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