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The Awkward Age

BOOK FIFTH
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"Don't you think it's really rather exciting?
Everything's ready, the feast all spread, and with nothing to blunt our curiosity but the general knowledge that there will be people and things--with nothing but that we comfortably take our places." He answered nothing, though her picture apparently reached him.

"There ARE people, there ARE things, and all in a plenty.

Had every one, when you came away, turned up ?" she asked as he was still silent.
"I dare say.

There were some ladies and gentlemen on the terrace whom I didn't know.

But I looked only for you and came this way on an indication of your mother's." "And did she ask that if you should find me with Mr.Van you'd make him come to her ?" Mr.Longdon replied to this with some delay and without movement.


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