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In the Cage

CHAPTER III
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If our young lady had never taken such jumps before it was simply that she had never before been so affected.

She went all the way.

Mary and Cissy had been round together, in their single superb person, to see him--he must live round the corner; they had found that, in consequence of something they had come, precisely, to make up for or to have another scene about, he had gone off--gone off just on purpose to make them feel it; on which they had come together to Cocker's as to the nearest place; where they had put in the three forms partly in order not to put in the one alone.

The two others in a manner, covered it, muffled it, passed it off.

Oh yes, she went all the way, and this was a specimen of how she often went.


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