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Alice, or The Mysteries

CHAPTER VI
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It is not so with men.

But by degrees she grew more and more familiar with her stern friend; and in that familiarity there was perilous fascination to Maltravers.

She could laugh him at any moment out of his most moody reveries; contradict with a pretty wilfulness his most favourite dogmas; nay, even scold him, with bewitching gravity, if he was not always at the command of her wishes--or caprice.

At this time it seemed certain that Maltravers would fall in love with Evelyn; but it rested on more doubtful probabilities whether Evelyn would fall in love with him..


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