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Madame Flirt

CHAPTER VII
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It was good and solid but undusted and the upholstery was faded.

The general appearance was higgledy-piggledy--hand to mouth domesticity mixed up with the work by which the young man earned, or tried to earn, his living.

No signs of a woman's neatness and touches of decoration could be seen.
Lavinia's glances went to the owner of the garret.

After all it was only he who was of real interest.

She noticed the difficulty he had in lifting a big folio from the chair.


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