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The Awkward Age

BOOK EIGHTH
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"A man who like me hasn't seen one for six months could perfectly do, I assure you, with one that has lost its what-do-you-call it." He kissed Nanda with a friendly peck, then, more completely aware, had a straighter apprehension for Tishy.

"My dear child, YOU seem to have lost something, though I'll say for you that one doesn't miss it." Mrs.Grendon looked from him to Nanda.

"Does he mean anything very nasty?
I can only understand you when Nanda explains," she returned to Harold.

"In fact there's scarcely anything I understand except when Nanda explains.

It's too dreadful her being away so much now with strange people, whom I'm sure she can't begin to do for what she does for me; it makes me miss her all round.


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