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Chapter 17
s expensive,—more so; for you o keep in addition.”

    I feared—or so me arily so t urned his eyes.

    “I  considered t,” said ly, looking straight before him.

    “No, you men never do consider economy and common sense. You ser of governesses: Mary and I  least in our day; estable and t ridiculous, and all incubi—, mama?”

    “Did you speak, my own?”

    ty, reiterated ion ion.

    “My dearest, don’t mention governesses; tyrdom from tency and caprice. I them!”

    Mrs. Dent  over to ted, it  one of tised race .

    “tant pis!” said  may do one, but still loud enougo iced s of her class.”

    “ are ter aloud.

    “I ell you in your private ear,” replied surban times entous significancy.

    “But my curiosity  its appetite; it craves food now.”

    “Ask Blanchan I.”

    “O refer o me, mama! I  one o say of tribe; t t I ever suffered mucook care to turn tables.  tricks to play on our Miss ilsons, and Mrs. Greys, and Madame Jouberts! Mary oo sleepy to join in a plot . t fun : Miss ilson ed, not rouble of vanquis; and Mrs. Grey ook effect on  poor Madame Joubert! I see  in o extremities—spilt our tea, crumbled our bread and butter, tossed our books up to those merry days?”

    “Yaas, to be sure I do,” draick used to cry out ‘Oion of attempting to teac.”

    “e did; and, tedo, you knoing) your tutor, y of falling in love  least tedo and I t so; ender glances and sigerpreted as tokens of ‘la belle passion,’ and I promise you t of our di
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