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The Last Chronicle of Barset

CHAPTER XV
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For though I feel sure that our Lily will never willingly see him again, yet the tidings of her death disturbed her, and set her thinking of things that were fading from her mind.

I rated her soundly, not mentioning your name, however; but she only kissed me, and told me in her quiet drolling way that I didn't mean a word of what I said.
You can come here whenever you please after the tenth of January.

But if you come early in January you must go to your mother first, and come to me for the last week of your holiday.

Go to Blackie's in Regent Street, and bring me down all the colours in wool that I ordered.

I said you would call.


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