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... Lady Adela . Cowardy , cow- ardy , cus- " " Mr Carmyle , flushing with shame , abruptly invited his small oppressor to switch off ; and Dicky proceeded to review the situation . 99 " I don't think my dear parent will get much change out ...
... Lady Adela . Cowardy , cow- ardy , cus- " " Mr Carmyle , flushing with shame , abruptly invited his small oppressor to switch off ; and Dicky proceeded to review the situation . 99 " I don't think my dear parent will get much change out ...
Side 130
... Lady Adela . " I hope you will forgive this early call , but we are anxious to have a talk with - er - Miss " Look the door , " said Amelia Welwyn . " promptly . " I don't know , I'm sure , " said Mrs Welwyn doubtfully . " I wonder what ...
... Lady Adela . " I hope you will forgive this early call , but we are anxious to have a talk with - er - Miss " Look the door , " said Amelia Welwyn . " promptly . " I don't know , I'm sure , " said Mrs Welwyn doubtfully . " I wonder what ...
Side 132
... Lady Adela was concluding a stately and well - balanced harangue . Of her two auditors Mr Main- waring appeared to be paying more attention . He looked supremely unhappy . Tilly sat bolt upright on a hard chair , staring straight through ...
... Lady Adela was concluding a stately and well - balanced harangue . Of her two auditors Mr Main- waring appeared to be paying more attention . He looked supremely unhappy . Tilly sat bolt upright on a hard chair , staring straight through ...
Side 133
... Lady Adela had married her husband because he was rich , and she was the youngest daughter of a great but im- poverished house ; and after the singular but ineradicable habit of her sex , she had founded her entire conception of life ...
... Lady Adela had married her husband because he was rich , and she was the youngest daughter of a great but im- poverished house ; and after the singular but ineradicable habit of her sex , she had founded her entire conception of life ...
Side 134
... Lady Adela , conscious of a difficult task adequately and tactfully per- formed , but secretly troubled by Tilly's continuous apathy , rose to her feet . Tilly mechan- ically stood up too . " Good morning , Miss Wel- wyn , " said Lady Adela ...
... Lady Adela , conscious of a difficult task adequately and tactfully per- formed , but secretly troubled by Tilly's continuous apathy , rose to her feet . Tilly mechan- ically stood up too . " Good morning , Miss Wel- wyn , " said Lady Adela ...
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