[The Blue Pavilions by Sir Arthur Thomas Quiller-Couch]@TWC D-Link bookThe Blue Pavilions CHAPTER VII 9/20
I have meant you, all along, to be the ornament of your sex, and now--the devil take it!--you prefer, after all, to be an ornament of the other! I intended you, by your accomplishments, to make that young man look foolish." "And I assure you, father dear, he did look foolish this morning, and again this afternoon in the summer-house." "Now, upon my soul, Sophia! I call your attention to the fact I've been suspecting ever since you began to speak, that you're at the bottom of all to-day's mischief.
If that unfortunate youth hadn't been making love to you when he should have been attending to the bees, the chances are they would never have taken it into their heads to swarm upon that accursed arch, and consequently.
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." There was nothing which Captain Runacles enjoyed so thoroughly as to discover the connection between effects and their causes.
When such a chance offered, it was a common experience with him to be drawn into prolixity.
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