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The American

CHAPTER XIII
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Especially in the countess." "I am glad of that," said Newman.

And in a moment he added, smiling, "So do I!" "So I suppose, sir.

We can't help noticing these things and having our ideas; can we, sir ?" "You mean as a servant ?" said Newman.
"Ah, there it is, sir.

I am afraid that when I let my thoughts meddle with such matters I am no longer a servant.

But I am so devoted to the countess; if she were my own child I couldn't love her more.


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