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The Morgesons

CHAPTER XXIII
10/23

I never worry her with my business cares.

As for Veronica, she has not the least idea of the value of money, or care for what it represents." When we went into the shops, I found him disposed to be more extravagant than I was.

I bought a blue and white carpet; a piece of blue and white flowered chintz; two stuffed chairs, covered with hair-cloth (father remonstrated against these), and a long mirror to go between the windows, astonishing him with my vanity.

What I wanted besides I could construct myself, with the help of the cabinet maker in Surrey.
In one of the shops I heard a familiar voice, which gave me a thrill of anger.

I turned and saw Charlotte Alden, of Barmouth, the girl who had given me the fall on the tilt.


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