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The Ambassadors

BOOK Twelfth
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She desired no further news of them, and she mentioned that Madame de Vionnet herself had, to her knowledge, lived exempt from the information he was ready to supply.

She had never consented to receive it, though she would have taken it, under stress, from Mrs.Pocock.

But it was a matter about which Mrs.Pocock appeared to have had little to say--never sounding the word--and it didn't signify now.

There was nothing clearly for Maria Gostrey that signified now--save one sharp point, that is, to which she came in time.

"I don't know whether it's before you as a possibility that, left to himself, Mr.Chad may after all go back.


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