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The Half-Hearted

CHAPTER II
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And now his descendant was pointing out dim shapes in the park which he said were prize cattle.
"Whew! what a weariness is civilization!" said the man, with comical eyes.

"We have been making talk with difficulty all the evening which serves no purpose in the world.

Upon my word, my kyloes have the best of the bargain.

And in a month or so there will be the election and I shall have to go and rave--there is no other word for it, Miss Wishart--rave on behalf of some fool or other, and talk Radicalism which would make your friend Dickon turn in his grave, and be in earnest for weeks when I know in the bottom of my heart that I am a humbug and care for none of these things.

How lightly politics and such matters sit on us all!" "But you know you are talking nonsense," said the serious Alice.


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