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The Awkward Age

BOOK SIXTH
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Her domestic despair centred at this instant all in her daughter.

"Well then, we shall consider--your father and I--that he must take the consequence." Nanda had now her hand on the door, while Harold had dropped on the sofa.

"'He' ?" she just sounded.
"I mean Mr.Longdon." "And what do you mean by the consequence ?" "Well, it will do for the beginning of it that you'll please go down WITH him." "On Saturday then?
Thanks, mamma," the girl returned.
She was instantly gone, on which Mrs.Brook had more attention for her son.

This, after an instant, as she approached the sofa and raised her eyes from the little table beside it, came straight out.

"Where in the world is that five-pound note ?" Harold looked vacantly about him.


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