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The Portrait of a Lady

CHAPTER XXXII
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But of course I don't marry to please Henrietta," she added.

It would have been better for poor Caspar if she had tried a little more to gratify Miss Stackpole; but he didn't say so; he only asked, presently, when her marriage would take place.

To which she made answer that she didn't know yet.

"I can only say it will be soon.

I've told no one but yourself and one other person--an old friend of Mr.Osmond's." "Is it a marriage your friends won't like ?" he demanded.
"I really haven't an idea.


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