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The Awkward Age

BOOK SIXTH
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I trust his particular delicacy.
He cares more for her," he presently added, "even than we do." Mrs.Brook gazed away at the infinite of space.

"'We,' my dear Van," she at last returned, "is one of your own real, wonderful touches.

But there's something in what you say: I HAVE, as between ourselves--between me and him--been backing Mitchy.

That is I've been saying to him 'Wait, wait: don't at any rate do anything else.' Only it's just from the depth of my thought for my daughter's happiness that I've clung to this resource.

He would so absolutely, so unreservedly do anything for her." She had reached now, with her extraordinary self-control, the pitch of quiet bland demonstration.


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