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Sevenoaks

CHAPTER XVIII
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She seemed either not to hear it at all, or to hear it with impatience.

She talked in a listless way, and appeared to be thinking of anything but what was said.
At last, she asked Mr.Balfour if she could have the liberty to obtrude a matter of business upon him.

She did not like to interfere with his home enjoyments, but he would oblige her much by giving her half an hour of private conversation.

Mr.Balfour looked at his wife, received a significant glance, and invited the lady into his library.
It was a long interview.

Nine o'clock, ten o'clock, eleven o'clock sounded, and then Mrs.Balfour went upstairs.


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