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The Ambassadors

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Too deep almost for words was the delight of these things to Strether; yet as deeply mixed with it were certain images of his inward picture.

He had trod this walks in the far-off time, at twenty-five; but that, instead of spoiling it, only enriched it for present feeling and marked his renewal as a thing substantial enough to share.

It was with Waymarsh he should have shared it, and he was now accordingly taking from him something that was his due.

He looked repeatedly at his watch, and when he had done so for the fifth time Miss Gostrey took him up.
"You're doing something that you think not right." It so touched the place that he quite changed colour and his laugh grew almost awkward.

"Am I enjoying it as much as THAT ?" "You're not enjoying it, I think, so much as you ought." "I see"-- he appeared thoughtfully to agree.


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