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denditantsourceofsurprisetoher.she
scarcelykner.
peytonortorodney.buttoonewho,bydegrees,
assudtheshapeofanelderlynustache,
shedescribedhohatvery
afteoon,andhoakenaddriven
throughthestreets..peytooroffiftyyears,
boedly,happarentuanding.
atleast,heuoodthatshewasveryyoung
ay,andsahatsheed,thoughheuld
notgatheratonberfrois
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othereobeexcitedabout.“were
thereanybudsorees”heasked.“hlinedid
shetravelby”
heiableinquiriesbyherdesire
toknoherhehosewhoread,or
ohoser.peytonwas
bynoanssureherthoughthedid
both.headeastdangerous
nfession.sheulddeduthat
onefaed
hiliberalerofparliant.
,nonallyengagedioryion
haunteleanor,heardeveryakingadvantage
ofthefactthatelderlyladieshavelittlentinuity
ofion,atleastthey
esteeortheiryouthandtheirsex,heassertedhispresence
byaverynervouslaugh.
directly.sheedto
findthat,instantlyandhsuchease,ahese
fasatingbeingsoldhforherextra.
“theresnodoubtyoudoinarailarriage,
,”shesaid,kinguseinherpleasureofhisfirst
na.“youneveroncelookoutofthewindow;youread
alltheti.”
“andthat”.peyton
asked.
“oh,thathesapoet,ofurse,”saidcassandra.“buti
sthatikbefore,soitisntfair.ive
gotyournuscripte,”sheon,disregarding
.peytoninashalessallsortsofthings
itoaskyouaboutit.”
inedhisheadandtriedtohepleasure
thatherrerkgavehibutthepleasure
unalloyed.hoght
be,hepeoplewhoshoweda
grossoretionaltasteiure,andifcassandra
erredevenslightlyfroensideredessentialin
thisrespecthefortbyflinging
outhishandsandwrinklinghisforehead;hewouldfind
nopleasureinherflatteryafterthat.
“firstofall,”sheproceeded,“itoknohyyou
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nightandday
chosetoeaplay”
“ahyouanitsnotdratic”
“ianthatidowouldgainbybeing
acted.butthendoesshakespearegainhenryandiare
alcertainheswrong,
butitproveitbecauseiveonlyseenshakespeare
aquitepositive,”sheinsisted,
“thatshakespeareeforthestage.”
“youreperfeed.“iing
youhatside.henrysirelywrong.
ofurse,ivefailed,asallthedesfail.dear,dear,
iedyoubefore.”
frohispointtheyproceededtogoover,asfaras
ryservedthethedifferentaspectsofrodneys
dra.shesaidnothingthatjarreduponhianduntrained
daringhadthepoulateexperieo
suextentthatrodneylyseentohold
hisforksuspendedbeforehiedthefirst
prinrs.hilberythoughttoherselfthat
shehadneverseenhiosuchadvantage;yes,hewas
sohoindedherofsoonewho
eoneinguishedshehad
fottenhisna.
ent.
“youveheidiot”sheexclaid.
“ivereadreplied,alittletestily.
“oneofderision.
“infessidontuandtherussians.”
“shakehandsshakehands”booduncleaubreyfrobr >
acrossthetable.“herdoi.andihazardtheopinion
thattheydonttheelves.”
theoldgentlenhadruledalargepartoftheindian
eire,buthehehabitofsayingthathehad
ratherhavetentheablenow
tookpossessionofasubjectchtoitsliking.aunt
eleanorshoonitnsofpronoungan
opinion.althoughshehadbluntedhertasteuponso
forfphilanthropyfortyfiveyears,shehadafine
naturalinstinctforanupstartorapretender,andknew
toahairbreadthliteratureshouldbeandit
shouldnotbe.sheotheknoarcely
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thoughtitattertobeproudof.
“insanityisnotafitsubjectforfi,”sheannounced
positively.
“theresthelet,”.hilbery
interposed,inhisleisurely,halfhuroustones.
“ah,butpoetrysdifferent,trevor,”saidaunteleanor,
asifshehadspeshakespearetosay
so.“differentaltogether.andivehought,for
part,thathaetadastheykeout.is
youropinioon”for,asthereinisterof
literaturepresentinthepersonoftheeditorofaeed
revie.
.peytoalittlebahischair,and,putting
hisheadratherononeside,observedthatthation
thathehadneverbeeoaohis
satisfa.thereuchtobesaidonbothsides,but
ashensidereduponrs.
hilberybrokeinuponhisjudieditations.
“lovely,lovelyophelia”sheexclaid.“awonderful
pooingall
bedraggled;theresayelloilytus
oriclightetea,and
says,oh,atheersfrozenie,and
okscutherfihebone.andtheniopenalittle
greenbook,andthebirdsaresinging,thestarsshining,
thefloherasifthese
presenceshadsuddenlyedtheelvesroundher
diningrooable.
“hastheokanded,
addressingherselfnaturallytokatharine.
“oh,theoksfingerisonlytingit,”
saids.hilbery.“butifshehadcutherarff,katharine
arked,han
affeateglaherdaughter,wholook
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