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A Simpleton

CHAPTER III
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"You have let the cat out of the bag.

There is such a mark, then, and this extraordinary young man has discerned it with the eye of science." "He never discerned it at all," said Rosa, red as fire; "and, what is more, he never will." "I don't want to.

I should be very sorry to.

I hope it will be gone in a week." "I wish YOU were gone now--exposing me in this cruel way," said Rosa, angry with herself for having said an idiotic thing, and furious with him for having made her say it.
"Oh, Rosa!" said Christopher, in a voice of tenderest reproach.
But Mr.Lusignan interfered promptly.

"Rosa, no noise.


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