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The Woman’s Way

CHAPTER XIII
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But, then, I am not qualified to express an opinion.

I have not much experience; I mean, of private libraries; I am used to the British Museum one only." "My great grandfather was an enthusiastic collector," said the Marquess; "but I fear I have not inherited his taste, and have neglected the library." In an absent-minded kind of way, he passed into the superb room, and looked round, reflectively.
"You are making a catalogue, of course?
It must be a very heavy task, especially for one so young." Celia began to tremble; and at that moment she realized fully how precious the work and position were to her.
"I am not so very young, my lord," she said, with a little, nervous smile.

"I am twenty-two." He looked at her with a suspicion of a smile on his lips.
"Youth has much in its favour," he said.

"It is rich in energy and in strength.

All the same, one must not abuse either.


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