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The Younger Set

CHAPTER III
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But I've already taken another place." "Where ?" "Oh, it's only a bachelor's kennel--a couple of rooms--" "Where, please ?" "Near Lexington and Sixty-sixth.

I could go there; it's only partly furnished yet--" "Then tell Hudson to drive there." "Thank you, but it is not necessary--" "Please let me; tell Hudson, or I will." "You are very kind," he said; and gave the order.
Silence grew between them like a wall.

She lay back in her corner, swathed to the eyes in her white furs; he in his corner sat upright, arms loosely folded, staring ahead at nothing.

After a while he rubbed the moisture from the pane again.
"Still in the Park! He must have driven us nearly to Harlem Mere.

It _is_ the Mere! See the cafe lights yonder.


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