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Emily Fox-Seton

CHAPTER Twenty two
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The fine rooms looked so well ordered and decent in a stately way.

Melodramatic plotting ceased to exist as she looked at certain dignified sofas and impressive candelabra.

Such things became even more impossible than they had become before the convincingness of the first floor front bedroom in Mortimer Street, She began to give a good deal of thought to the summer at Mallowe.

There was an extraordinary luxury in living again each day of it, the morning when she had taken the third-class carriage which provided her with hot, labouring men in corduroys as companions, that fleeting moment when the tall man with the square face had passed the carriage and looked straight through her without seeming to see her at all.

She sat and smiled tenderly at the mere reminiscent thought.


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