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The Awkward Age

BOOK FIFTH
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"However much it might give me I should probably not be a fellow to gush.

I'm a self-conscious stick of a Briton." "But even a stick of a Briton--!" Mr.Longdon faltered and hovered.
"I've gushed in short to YOU." "About Lady Julia ?" the young man frankly asked.

"Is gushing what you call what you've done ?" "Say then we're sticks of Britons.

You're not in any degree at all in love ?" There fell between them, before Vanderbank replied, another pause, of which he took advantage to move once more round the table.

Mr.Longdon meanwhile had mounted to the high bench and sat there as if the judge were now in his proper place.


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