The Amazing Marriage — Volume 4 by George Meredith
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active on his own account.
'Do people see likenesses?' he asked. 'Some do,' said the mother. 'You?' She was constrained to give answer. 'There is a likeness to my father, I have thought.' There's a dotage of idolatrous daughters, he could have retorted; and his gaze was a polite offer to humdrum reconcilement, if it pleased her. She sent the child up the steps. 'Do you come in, my lord?' 'The house is yours, my lady.' 'I cannot feel it mine.' 'You are the mistress to invite or exclude.' 'I am ready to go in a few hours for a small income of money, for my child and me.' '--Our child.' 'Yes.' |
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