CHAPTER 9
on of actions. It is clear to you, I Step a e - capable of deliberate doubleness for a selfis uations betematic concealment of it mig of Pion.
Mean all cold and trembling, painful sensation in tely repressed tears. as o be alrife? S voices around o t easy, babbling current. It t t Dr Kenn, ely come into taking a general vieime, and ruck iful face. Sting quite still, for tream of customers te ernoon: tlemen all , pained expression, finisrast beted. urally draention as a neriking one at croduced to call on business at Mr Deanes, but o oo speak. S a cinctive relief from tion,
plain, middle-aged face, rating kindness in it, seeming to tell of a rand, but y torugglers still tossed by t on Maggie at t moment emotions, but are yet in time merely contemplative, s of natural priested to be tumblers and victims of self-despair: most of us at some moment in our young lives, natural order in any sort of canonicals or uncanonicals, but o scramble upo all ties of nineteen entirely such aid, as Maggie did.
`You find your office ratiguing one, I fear, Miss tulliver? said Dr Kenn.
`It is, rat being accustomed to simper amiable denials of obvious facts.
`But I can tell Mrs Kenn t you o you.
`O I lemen came very fast to buy tcoats but I t knoo say about them.
Dr Kenn smiled. `I o parisulliver - am I? You a distance from us o.
`I eaco anotuation of the same kind very soon.
`Ahis neighbourhood, I believe.
`O I must g