[The Portrait of a Lady by Henry James]@TWC D-Link bookThe Portrait of a Lady CHAPTER XXXIV 3/29
I was thinking of you." "Are you tired of that ?" "Very much so.
It leads to nothing.
The road's long and I never arrive." "What do you wish to arrive at ?" she put to him, closing her parasol. "At the point of expressing to myself properly what I think of your engagement." "Don't think too much of it," she lightly returned. "Do you mean that it's none of my business ?" "Beyond a certain point, yes." "That's the point I want to fix.
I had an idea you may have found me wanting in good manners.
I've never congratulated you." "Of course I've noticed that.
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