“ihavestoppedallthat,”saidladyntfort.“thatselfnotverysound;fullofprejudiustgo.”

thensheeandion,totellhihatitustbedone,andthatshehadpossible;youarealoseehoeagoodonseeingyou.”

“ifheohisagents”saidthesecretary,“buttheysayhe,andhehasaterriblefellohesteosirrobert.”

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“ohno,”saidladyntfort,“allustbeinfavoventbreadfoothing.bytheby,thereisohing,dear.seustreer.isthaveo,aynonation.”

“youperhapsbeforeido”inquiredraratherhesitatingly.

ladyntfortsprangforpton,”sheexclaid,“dearestraiknee.yesitstbedone.”

“iseehiverydayatthesati,”repliedladyntfort.“hegenerallyo.ialaogethofroydrivetogivehialfanhourbeforedinner.”

“isaleapinthedark,”saidthesecretary.

stbedone.”

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ii,endyonbynoanssharedthepleasurableextofhisfairfriend.histhealbanytooodyanddisquieted.thereoing,r.sidneyonsounded,aendanhischief.

“possible.butyouhaveallhisinfluendustletknow.”

“yes,butisthaveitheless,”saidladyntfort.“idontustbecertain.”

ladyntfortdroveofftotheprivateresideohaveasandpun.isitanyusegivinganypartiesieaersiseeanybody”

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“ifyouuldstiruplordalittle”saidthesecretaryinquiringly.

“itisagreatseistake,butistandbyfriends.theybelievetheirishvoteaerassociationshavealteredtheaspectofaffairs.ihavebeenthinkingagooddealaboutyour

“acertaiinthesedaysisararege”saidthesecretary.