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The Golden Bowl

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It was certainly good enough for that," Mrs.Assingham hastened to add, "and I didn't in the least see my duty in making the worst.

In the same situation, to-day; I wouldn't act differently.

I entered into the case as it then appeared to me--and as, for the matter of that, it still does.

I LIKED it, I thought all sorts of good of it, and nothing can even now," she said with some intensity, "make me think anything else." "Nothing can ever make you think anything you don't want to," the Colonel, still in his chair, remarked over his pipe.

"You've got a precious power of thinking whatever you do want.


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