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Vanity Fair

CHAPTER XIV
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And so you saw very few traces of fatigue in her appearance.

Her face might be a trifle paler, and the circles round her eyes a little blacker than usual; but whenever she came out from the sick-room she was always smiling, fresh, and neat, and looked as trim in her little dressing-gown and cap, as in her smartest evening suit.
The Captain thought so, and raved about her in uncouth convulsions.

The barbed shaft of love had penetrated his dull hide.

Six weeks--appropinquity--opportunity--had victimised him completely.

He made a confidante of his aunt at the Rectory, of all persons in the world.


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