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The Woman-Haters

CHAPTER VIII
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The girl had turned away and was looking out the window; her shoulders shook.

"I shouldn't think you would be.

Hauled in bodily, as you might say, and shut up in a room to fight wasps! And by folks you never saw afore and don't know from Adam! You needn't apologize.

I'd forgive you if you said somethin' a good deal worse'n that.

I'm long past the age where I'm sensitive about my weight, thank goodness." "And we ARE so much obliged to you." The girl was facing him once more, and she was serious, though the corners of her mouth still twitched.
"The whole affair is perfectly ridiculous," she said, "but Mrs.Bascom was frightened and so was I--when I had time to realize it.


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