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The Three Clerks

CHAPTER XXVI
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Katie made a little curtsy, and was equally silent.

Then she felt her own arm gathered up and put within his, and she stood up to take her share in the awful performance.

She felt herself to be in such a nervous fright that she would willingly have been home again at Hampton if she could; but as this was utterly impossible, she had only to bethink herself of her steps, and get through the work as best she might.
Away went Charley and Clementina leading the throng; away went M.
Jaquetanape and Linda; away went another Frenchman, clasping in his arms the happy Ugolina.

Away went Lactimel with a young Weights and Measures--and then came Katie's turn.

She pressed her lips together, shut her eyes, and felt the tall Frenchman's arms behind her back, and made a start.


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