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The Awkward Age

BOOK SEVENTH
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"My only hesitation would have been caused by its entailing our going down into things in a way that, face to face--given the private nature of the things--I dare say most men don't particularly enjoy.

But if you don't mind--!" "Oh I don't mind.

In fact, as I tell you, I recognise an obligation to you." Vanderbank, with his shoulders against the high mantel, uttered this without a direct look; he smoked and smoked, then considered the tip of his cigar.

"You feel convinced she knows ?" he threw out.
"Well, it's my impression." "Ah any impression of yours--of that sort--is sure to be right.

If you think I ought to have it from you I'm really grateful.


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