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Roderick Hudson

CHAPTER II
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Otherwise, I have only done little things at home, as they turned up." "What kind of things ?" "Oh, every kind.

If you had seen my home, you would understand." Rowland would have liked to make her specify; but he felt a more urgent need to respect her simplicity than he had ever felt to defer to the complex circumstance of certain other women.

"To be happy, I imagine," he contented himself with saying, "you need to be occupied.

You need to have something to expend yourself upon." "That is not so true as it once was; now that I am older, I am sure I am less impatient of leisure.

Certainly, these two months that I have been with Mrs.Hudson, I have had a terrible amount of it.


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