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The Helpmate

CHAPTER VI
12/27

Vagueness was his foible, the relaxation of an intellect uncomfortably keen.

The spirit that looked at you through his short-sighted eyes (magnified by enormous glasses) seemed to have just returned from a solitary excursion in a dream.

In that mood the incomprehensible had for him a certain charm.
Mrs.Eliott had too much good taste to criticise Anne Majendie's.

They had simply got to recognise that Prior Street had more to offer her than Thurston Square.

That was the way she preferred to put it, effacing herself a little ostentatiously.
Miss Proctor maintained that Prior Street had nothing to offer a creature of Anne Fletcher's kind.


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