The Bed-Book of Happiness by Harold Begbie
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page 210 of 431 (48%)
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they felt to me for the _protection_ which they saw that I gave them
against that state of restraint, of which other people's boys complained! Go whither they might, they found no place so pleasant as home, and no soul that came near them affording them so many means of gratification as they received from me. THE CAP THAT FITS [Sidenote: _Austin Dobson_] "Qui sème épines n'aille déchaux" _SCENE--A Salon with blue and white panels. Outside, persons pass and repass upon a terrace_. HORTENSE. ARMANDE. MONSIEUR LOYAL HORTENSE _(behind her fan)_ Not young, I think. ARMANDE _(raising her eye-glass)_ And faded, too!-- _Quite_ faded! Monsieur, what say you? M. LOYAL Nay,--I defer to you. In truth, To me she seems all grace and youth. HORTENSE Graceful? You think it? What, with hands |
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