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Roderick Hudson

CHAPTER IV
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What do you say, Stenterello?
would you sit to Phidias ?" "We must talk of this some other time," said Mrs.Light.

"We are in Rome for the winter.

Many thanks.

Cavaliere, call the carriage." The Cavaliere led the way out, backing like a silver-stick, and Miss Light, following her mother, nodded, without looking at them, to each of the young men.
"Immortal powers, what a head!" cried Roderick, when they had gone.
"There 's my fortune!" "She is certainly very beautiful," said Rowland.

"But I 'm sorry you have undertaken her bust." "And why, pray ?" "I suspect it will bring trouble with it." "What kind of trouble ?" "I hardly know.


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