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The Moonstone

CHAPTER IV
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He might as well have expected to move St.Paul's Cathedral by looking at it, as to move Me.

There was one merit about him (due no doubt to his worldly training) which I have no wish to deny.
He was quick at seeing things.

I appeared to produce almost the same impression on him which I had produced on the cabman.

HE too uttered a profane expression, and withdrew in a violent hurry, and left me mistress of the field.
As soon as we were alone, my aunt reclined on the sofa, and then alluded, with some appearance of confusion, to the subject of her Will.
"I hope you won't think yourself neglected, Drusilla," she said.

"I mean to GIVE you your little legacy, my dear, with my own hand." Here was a golden opportunity! I seized it on the spot.


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