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The Portrait of a Lady

CHAPTER XXXII
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She'll hear it quick enough; she hears everything." "I shall write to her, and then she'll write to me and scold me," Isabel declared, trying to smile again.
Caspar, however, remained sternly grave.

"I guess she'll come right out," he said.
"On purpose to scold me ?" "I don't know.

She seemed to think she had not seen Europe thoroughly." "I'm glad you tell me that," Isabel said.

"I must prepare for her." Mr.Goodwood fixed his eyes for a moment on the floor; then at last, raising them, "Does she know Mr.Osmond ?" he enquired.
"A little.

And she doesn't like him.


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