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Melbourne House, Volume 2

CHAPTER III
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Did you give it to her ?" "I am willing she should have it.

Now, Preston, go on ?" "But I say, did you give my mother that spoon ?" "Preston," said Daisy, "do you think it is quite proper to question me in that manner about what you see I do not wish to have you know ?" Preston laughed, though he looked vexed, and kissed her, nobody being in the library; he was too big a boy to have done it if anybody had been looking on.

And after that he played the historico-geographical play with her for a very long time; finding it, with Daisy's eagerness and freshness, a very good play indeed.

Only he would persist in calling every cause of war, every disputed succession, every rivalry of candidates, an _Egyptian spoon_.

Daisy could not prevent him.


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