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The Awkward Age

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Her protectress then glanced round the circle.

"You're very odd people all of you, and I don't think you quite know how ridiculous you are.

Aggie and I are simple stranger-folk; there's a great deal we don't understand, yet we're none the less not easily frightened.

In what is it, Mr.Mitchett," the Duchess asked, "that I've wounded your susceptibilities ?" Mr.Mitchett cast about; he had apparently found time to reflect on his precipitation.

"I see what Petherton's up to, and I won't, by drawing you aside just now, expose your niece to anything that might immediately oblige Mrs.Brook to catch her up and flee with her.


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