[Up the Hill and Over by Isabel Ecclestone Mackay]@TWC D-Link bookUp the Hill and Over CHAPTER VI 13/28
How often have I impressed upon you that beauty depends upon understanding? I don't suppose you have even tried to understand this room? No? Will it help any if I tell you that Mrs.Sykes went without a spring bonnet that she might purchase the deep gold frame which enshrines Victoria the Good, or if I explain that Joseph Sykes, deceased, whose name you see yonder upon that engraved plate, was the most worthless rogue unhung.
Yet the silver which displays--" "Not in the least," interrupted the other hastily.
"The place is a nightmare.
Nothing can excuse it! And you--how you stand it I cannot see." "My dear man, I don't stand it.
I am not allowed to.
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