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The Awkward Age

BOOK SIXTH
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"If you do me so much justice then, why did you put to me such a cold cruel question ?--I mean when you so oddly challenged me on my handing on your news to Mitchy.

If the principal beauty of our effort to live together is--and quite according to your own eloquence--in our sincerity, I simply obeyed the impulse to do the sincere thing.

If we're not sincere we're nothing." "Nothing!"-- it was Mitchy who first responded.

"But we ARE sincere." "Yes, we ARE sincere," Vanderbank presently said.

"It's a great chance for us not to fall below ourselves: no doubt therefore we shall continue to soar and sing.


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