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The Hoyden

CHAPTER XVI
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He has, at all events, carried off from them a good deal of the pleasant small-talk, whereas they had only carried off from him a wild wonder as to what he was and where born, and whether he ought or ought not to be inside a lunatic asylum.

They had carried off also, I am bound to add, a considerable amount of shillings.

"Lady Rylton!" to Tita, who has just come up, "is this a reality or a mere snare?
Did you say you thought you could put us successfully through this afternoon without reducing us to the necessity of coming to bloodshed ?" Here he looks, first at Captain Marryatt, who providentially does not see the glance, and then at Mrs.Chichester, who laughs.
"I'm not sure.

I haven't quite thought it out," says Tita.

"What would _you_ suggest, Margaret ?" to Miss Knollys.


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