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The Awkward Age

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If you're right you must help me.

We must see more of her." "But what good will that do me ?" Mitchy appealed.
"Don't you care enough for her to want to help HER ?" Then before he could speak, "Poor little darling dear!" his hostess tenderly ejaculated.

"What does she think or dream?
Truly she's laying up treasure!" "Oh he likes her," said Mitchy.

"He likes her in fact extremely." "Do you mean he has told you so ?" "Oh no--we never mention it! But he likes her," Mr.Mitchett stubbornly repeated.

"And he's thoroughly straight." Mrs.Brookenham for a moment turned these things over; after which she came out in a manner that visibly surprised him.


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