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The Awkward Age

BOOK FOURTH
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"I shall never let you go," he repeated.
"Oh you angel!" She sprang up more quickly and the others were by this time on their feet.

"I've done it, I've done it!" she joyously cried to Vanderbank; "he likes me, or at least he can bear me--I've found him the way; and now I don't care even if he SAYS I haven't." Then she turned again to her old friend.

"We can manage about Nanda--you needn't ever see her.

She's 'down' now, but she can go up again.

We can arrange it at any rate--c'est la moindre des choses." "Upon my honour I protest," Mr.Cashmore exclaimed, "against anything of the sort! I defy you to 'arrange' that young lady in any such manner without also arranging ME.


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