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The Late Mrs. Null

CHAPTER XIX
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It is a description of the whole world, written more than a hundred years ago, by an Irish gentleman who, I think, never went anywhere." "Thank you," said Lawrence, "I shall be obliged to you if you will be kind enough to bring me that one." He was glad for her to go away, even for a little time, that he might think.

The smart of the disappointment caused by the non-appearance of Miss March was beginning to subside a little.

Looking at it more quietly and reasonably, he could see that, in her position, it would be actually unmaidenly for her to come to him by herself.

It was altogether another thing for this other girl, and, therefore, perhaps it was quite proper to send her.

But, in spite of whatever reasonableness there might have been in it, he chafed under this propriety.


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