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Audrey

CHAPTER XI
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"Well ?" he said.
"You gave him my letter ?" Audrey nodded.

Her eyes were dreamy; the red of the buds in her hair had somehow stolen to her cheeks; she could scarce keep her lips from smiling.
"He bade me tell you to come to supper with him on Monday," she said.

"And the Falcon that we saw come in last week brought furnishing for the great house.

Oh, Mistress Deborah, the most beautiful things! The rooms are all to be made fine; and the negro women do not the work aright, and he wants some one to oversee them.

He says that he has learned that in England Mistress Deborah was own woman to my Lady Squander, and so should know about hangings and china and the placing of furniture.


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