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Bleak House

CHAPTER XVIII
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"She'd as soon walk through that as anything else, I think, when her own's up!" We passed not far from the house a few minutes afterwards.

Peaceful as it had looked when we first saw it, it looked even more so now, with a diamond spray glittering all about it, a light wind blowing, the birds no longer hushed but singing strongly, everything refreshed by the late rain, and the little carriage shining at the doorway like a fairy carriage made of silver.

Still, very steadfastly and quietly walking towards it, a peaceful figure too in the landscape, went Mademoiselle Hortense, shoeless, through the wet grass..


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