The Way We Live Now by Anthony Trollope
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wonder? This is quite an unexpected compliment.'
'My being here doesn't matter. I can go anywhere without doing much harm. Why are you staying with these people?' 'Ask papa.' 'I don't suppose he sent you here?' 'That's just what he did do.' 'You needn't have come, I suppose, unless you liked it. Is it because they are none of them coming up?' 'Exactly that, Dolly. What a wonderful young man you are for guessing!' 'Don't you feel ashamed of yourself?' 'No;--not a bit.' 'Then I feel ashamed for you.' 'Everybody comes here.' 'No;--everybody does not come and stay here as you are doing. Everybody doesn't make themselves a part of the family. I have heard of nobody doing it except you. I thought you used to think so much of yourself.' 'I think as much of myself as ever I did,' said Georgiana, hardly able |
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