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Night and Day

CHAPTER XVII
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"I'm sure one would think such beautiful things if one lived in the country.

No horrid slum houses to depress one, no trams or motor-cars; and the people all looking so plump and cheerful.

Isn't there some little cottage near you, Charlotte, which would do for us, with a spare room, perhaps, in case we asked a friend down?
And we should save so much money that we should be able to travel--" "Yes.

You would find it very nice for a week or two, no doubt," said Lady Otway.

"But what hour would you like the carriage this morning ?" she continued, touching the bell.
"Katharine shall decide," said Mrs.Hilbery, feeling herself unable to prefer one hour to another.


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