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The Golden Bowl

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You own--or you soon practically WILL own--so much of it.

Charlotte owns almost nothing in the world, she tells me, but two colossal trunks-only one of which I have given her leave to introduce into this house.

She'll depreciate to you," Mrs.Assingham added, "your property." He thought of these things, he thought of every thing; but he had always his resource at hand of turning all to the easy.

"Has she come with designs upon me ?" And then in a moment, as if even this were almost too grave, he sounded the note that had least to do with himself.

"Est-elle toujours aussi belle ?" That was the furthest point, somehow, to which Charlotte Stant could be relegated.
Mrs.Assingham treated it freely.


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