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The Portrait of a Lady

CHAPTER XXXVIII
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He gave his hostess no greeting--he was too righteously indignant, but said to her crudely: "Your husband's awfully cold-blooded." She gave the same mystical smile he had noticed before.

"You can't expect every one to be as hot as yourself." "I don't pretend to be cold, but I'm cool.

What has he been doing to his daughter ?" "I've no idea." "Don't you take any interest ?" Rosier demanded with his sense that she too was irritating.
For a moment she answered nothing; then, "No!" she said abruptly and with a quickened light in her eyes which directly contradicted the word.
"Pardon me if I don't believe that.

Where's Miss Osmond ?" "In the corner, making tea.

Please leave her there." Rosier instantly discovered his friend, who had been hidden by intervening groups.


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