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Emily Fox-Seton

CHAPTER Three
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So it was comforting to be told that Lord Walderhurst had said such an extremely amiable thing.

If he was not young, he was really _very_ nice, and there were exalted persons who absolutely had rather a fad for him.

It would be exceptionally brilliant.
The brisk walk was taken, and Lady Agatha returned from it blooming.

She was adorable at dinner, and in the evening gathered an actual court about her.

She was all in pink, and a wreath of little pink wild roses lay close about her head, making her, with her tall young slimness, look like a Botticelli nymph.


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