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Vanity Fair

CHAPTER XV
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But need we fear anything beyond a momentary anger?
I think not: I AM SURE not.

She dotes upon you so (you naughty, good-for-nothing man), that she would pardon you ANYTHING: and, indeed, I believe, the next place in her heart is mine: and that she would be miserable without me.

Dearest! something TELLS ME we shall conquer.

You shall leave that odious regiment: quit gaming, racing, and BE A GOOD BOY; and we shall all live in Park Lane, and ma tante shall leave us all her money.
I shall try and walk to-morrow at 3 in the usual place.

If Miss B.
accompanies me, you must come to dinner, and bring an answer, and put it in the third volume of Porteus's Sermons.


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