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Beatrice

CHAPTER XIII
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It is not kind." "Oh, no; it was the footsteps, Miss Granger, _and_ the gossip, _and_ the appointment you made in the churchyard, that I unwillingly overheard, not the gossip alone which led me into my mistake.

Of course I have now to apologise." Again Beatrice stamped her foot.

She saw that he was still mocking her, and felt that he did not believe her.
"There," he went on, stung into unkindness by his biting but unacknowledged jealousy, for she was right--on reflection he did not quite believe what she said as to her not being engaged.

"How unfortunate I am--I have said something to make you angry again.

Why did you not walk with Mr.Davies?
I should then have remained guiltless of offence, and you would have had a more agreeable companion.


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