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Marcella

CHAPTER VI
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How preposterous! She thought of her free and easy relations with her Kensington student-friends, and wondered when a more reasonable idea of the relations between men and women would begin to penetrate English country society.
Mr.Boyce talked recklessly of going too.
"Of course, I know he will spout seditious nonsense," he said irritably to his wife, "but it's the fellow's power of talk that is so astonishing.

_He_ isn't troubled with your Raeburn heaviness." Marcella came into the room as the discussion was going on.
"If papa goes," she said in an undertone to her mother as she passed her, "it will spoil the meeting.

The labourers will turn sulky.

I shouldn't wonder if they did or said something unpleasant.

As it is, _you_ had much better not come, mamma.


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