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An Unsocial Socialist

CHAPTER XVI
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"There is plenty of me, if you admire that." "It is impossible to have too much of a good thing.

But I must not look any more.

Though Agatha says she does not love me, I am not sure that she would be pleased if I were to look for love from anyone else." "Says she does not love you! Don't believe her; she has taken trouble enough to catch you." "I am flattered.

You caught me without any trouble, and yet you would not have me." "It is manners to wait to be asked.

I think you have treated Gertrude shamefully--I hope you won't be offended with me for saying so.


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