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The Portrait of a Lady

CHAPTER XXI
18/18

Englishmen liked moreover to be comfortable, said Isabel, and there could be little comfort for Lord Warburton, in the long run, in brooding over a self-sufficient American girl who had been but a casual acquaintance.
She flattered herself that, should she hear from one day to another that he had married some young woman of his own country who had done more to deserve him, she should receive the news without a pang even of surprise.

It would have proved that he believed she was firm--which was what she wished to seem to him.

That alone was grateful to her pride..


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