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Marcella

CHAPTER III
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It brought down the house.

The _role_ of your Socialist aristocrat, of your land-nationalising landlord, is a very telling one." "And comparatively easy," said Aldous, "when you know that neither Socialism nor land-nationalisation will come in your time!" "Oh! so you think him altogether a windbag ?" Aldous hesitated and laughed.
"I have certainly no reason to suspect him of principles.

His conscience as a boy was of pretty elastic stuff." "You may be unfair to him," said Hallin, quickly.

Then, after a pause: "How long is he staying at Mellor ?" "About a week, I believe," said Aldous, shortly.

"Mr.Boyce has taken a fancy to him." They walked on in silence, and then Aldous turned to his friend in distress.
"You know, Hallin, this wind is much too cold for you.


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