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Up to now, she told Lady Ver, of course I had been ht up and taken care of by Mrs Carruthers, although she had not approved of her views And having done her best foralone with Mr Carruthers, she felt it was all she was called upon to do She thought my position would become too unconventional for their circle in future! Lady Ver told lee She was sure it would amuse me, it so amused her, but it made s!

Lady Ver now and then puts out a clahich scratches, while she ripples with laughter Perhaps she does not s, as far as I have seen We arrived just in time to fly into our clothes for dinner I aels I was down first, and Lord Robert and Mr Caham is in Paris, by-the-way, so I have not seen hiel, who had not gone to bed The loveliest thing she is, and so polite, and different to Mary Mackintosh's infants

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Suddenly mischief came into ht at Mr Campion from under my eyelashes, and it had the effect it always has on people--he beca funny to them I remember I first noticed it in the school-roo a horrible exercise upon the participe passé, and feeling very égarée, when one of the old ambassadors came in to see mademoiselle I looked up quickly, with my head a little down, and he said to est eyes he had ever seen, and that uplook under the eyelashes was the affair of the devil!

Now I knew even then the affair of the devil is soh I was only about fifteen at the tirew up and wanted to create emotions Except Mr Carruthers and Lord Robert, I have never had h

Mr Caan to say at once that I ought to be going to the play with them I spoke in , and he apologized so nicely, rather confused