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The Portrait of a Lady

CHAPTER XXXVII
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There's no hurry." "I'll tell him that you'll take time and think it over." "No, don't do that.

He'll hang on." "If I discourage him he'll do the same." "Yes, but in the one case he'll try to talk and explain--which would be exceedingly tiresome.

In the other he'll probably hold his tongue and go in for some deeper game.

That will leave me quiet.

I hate talking with a donkey." "Is that what you call poor Mr.Rosier ?" "Oh, he's a nuisance--with his eternal majolica." Madame Merle dropped her eyes; she had a faint smile.


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