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The Awkward Age

BOOK TENTH
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You quite hang over the place, you know--the great wicked city, the wonderful London sky and the monuments looming through: or am I again only muddling up my Zola?
You must have the sunsets--haven't you?
No--what am I talking about?
Of course you look north.

Well, they strike me as about the only thing you haven't.

At the same time it's not only because I envy you that I feel humiliated.

I ought to have sent you some flowers." He smote himself with horror, throwing back his head with a sudden thought.

"Why in goodness when I got your note didn't I for once in my life do something really graceful?
I simply liked it and answered it.


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