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From: Carol Ivey
Subject: [Bug-gne] briefs
Date: Sun, 17 Sep 2006 10:06:18 +0900

Meanwhile Richard was saying from the hearthrug, where he stood nursinghis coat-tails: .
Besides, I know youll be interested to seewhat marriage has done for Purdy. Madam, gone sour as curds, clinging likegrim death to er posse of old maids! But you know MYopinion of the national vice. Theyprattled the livelong day; loved and were loved by every one.
What if it should be acase of fraud on Simmondss part?
At the end of the afternoon those present felt that the limits of humanendurance had been reached. And again a vision danced before his closedlids. One, too, that called fora clear brain and prompt decisions.
But I tell you this, Richard, I refuse to have my childrendragged from place to place . Why, yes, I suppose it is, said Tilly dryly. I declare to you, old Pas leavings have almostDOUBLED in these six months.
But Mary pursed her lips and looked dubious. Weeks had dragged by, andthe house was still unlet. And, in spite of everything, his determination to get away did notweaken.
Not the least of these was fitting the three childrenout anew from top to toe. But you know MYopinion of the national vice. Meanwhile Richard was saying from the hearthrug, where he stood nursinghis coat-tails: . Johnshad been such a vigorous personality. In this, theirlast, living look, not a trace was left of the man who had been.
Coming to with a jerk, he sent his thoughts backover the evening. Youre alwayswild, at the moment, to get away, but afterwards youre no happier thanyou were before.
The ormolu clock on the drawing-room mantelpiece had just chimedeleven.

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