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The Honorable Miss

CHAPTER IX
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If you had no money in your purse, and if you had walked between twenty and thirty miles to effect an object of the greatest possible importance to yourself, would you give it up at the bidding of a young girl?
Would you now ?" "You are very queer," said Catherine; "I fail to understand you.

I don't know how you have got your extraordinary knowledge about us.

You talk like a lady, but ladies don't starve with hunger, nor walk until they are travel-sore and spent.

Ladies don't hide at midnight in shrubberies, in private grounds that don't belong to them.

Then you say you have no money, and yet you gave Tester a shilling." "I gave him my last shilling.


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