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The Claverings

CHAPTER IV
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And then with such a man as that, so difficult and so ill-tempered--! Sir Hugh thinks--" But at that moment the door was opened and Sir Hugh came in.
"What does Sir Hugh think ?" said he.
"We were speaking of Lord Ongar," said Harry, sitting up and shaking hands with his cousin.
"Then, Harry, you were speaking on a subject that I would rather not have discussed in this house.

Do you understand that, Hermione?
I will have no talking about Lord Ongar or his wife.

We know very little, and what we hear is simply uncomfortable.

Will you dine here to-day, Harry ?" "Thank you, no; I have only just come home." "And I am just going away.

That is, I go to-morrow.


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