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Emily Fox-Seton

CHAPTER Three
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An anxious mother could scarcely have regarded him with a greater desire to analyse his sentiments.

The match would be such a fitting one.

He would make such an excellent husband--and there were three places, and the diamonds were magnificent.

Lady Maria had described to her a certain tiara which she frequently pictured to herself as glittering above Agatha's exquisite low brow.

It would be infinitely more becoming to her than to Miss Brooke or Mrs.Ralph, though either of them would have worn it with spirit.


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