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A Voyage of Consolation

CHAPTER IX
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You must not speak to Mr.Mafferton of his first--attachment again.

They never do it in England, except for purposes of fiction." "Well, I worked that racket all I knew.

I even told him that American girls as often as not changed their minds." "_Richard!_ He will think I--what _will_ he think of American girls! It was excessively wrong of you to say that--I might almost call it criminal!" Dicky looked at me in pained surprise.

"Look here, Mamie," he said, "a fellow in my fix, you know! Don't get excited.

How am I going to confide in you unless you keep your hair on!" "What, may I ask, did Mr.Mafferton say when you told him that ?" I asked sternly.
"He said--now you'll be madder than ever.


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