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The Man and the Moment

CHAPTER XVIII
12/17

"Lots of us are horrid when we are on the make, and those are the sorts you generally meet in England.

We would not go there, you see, if it was not to get something.

We can have everything material as good, if not better, in our own country, only we can't get your repose, or your atmosphere, and we are growing so much cleverer and richer every year that we hate to think there is something we can't buy, and so we come over to England and set to work to grab it from you!" "How delightful you are!" "I am only echoing Sabine, who has all the quaint ideas.

In that pretty young baby's head she thinks out evolution, and cause and effect, and heredity, and every sort of deep tiresome thing!" "Have you heard from her to-day, Princess ?" Henry's voice was a little anxious.

She had not written to him.
"Yes." "She seems to be in rather a queer mood.


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