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Doctor Claudius, A True Story

CHAPTER IV
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It is a terrestrial paradise, a land of four-in-hands and houris and surf-bathing and nectar and ambrosia.

I could not begin to give you an idea of it; wait till you get there." "A society place, I suppose, then ?" said Claudius, not in the least moved by the enthusiastic description.
"A society place before all things.

But you may have plenty of solitude if you like." "I hardly think I should care much for Newport," said Claudius.
"Well, I like it very much.

My father has a place there, to which I take the liberty of inviting you for the season, whenever you make up your mind to enjoy yourself." "You are very good, I am sure; and if, as you say, I ever go to America, which seems in your opinion paramount to enjoying myself, I will take advantage of your kind invitation." "Really, I hope you will.

Shall we go and dine ?".


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