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They, I take it, are not quite so cordial to him, since you call it so, as the old ladies.

He gets it from Mitchy." "Oh!" said Mrs.Brookenham.

"Are you very sure ?" she then demanded.
He had got up and put his empty cup back on the tea-table, wandering afterwards a little about the room and looking out, as his wife had done half an hour before, at the dreary rain and the now duskier ugliness.

He reverted in this attitude, with a complete unconsciousness of making for irritation, to an issue they might be supposed to have dropped.

"He'll have a lovely drive for his money!" His companion, however, said nothing and he presently came round again.


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