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The Top of the World

CHAPTER II
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She was no longer conscious of being angry herself.

The whole affair had become a sort of bitter comedy.

She looked upon it with a species of impersonal scorn.
Mrs.Ingleton was obviously lashing herself to fury.

She could not imagine why, not realizing at that stage that she was the victim of a jealousy so fierce as to amount almost to a mania.

She wondered if her father were watching them from the terrace, and contemplated getting up to join him, but hesitated to do so, reflecting that it might appear like flight.


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