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Margaret was quite confident by this that she had never believed him  "not really, you know"  having argued the point out at some length the night before, and reaching her conclusion by a course of reasoning peculiar to herself. MARGARET WAS QUITE CONFIDENT BY THIS THAT SHE HAD NEVER BELIEVED HIM NOT REALLY YOU KNOW HAVING ARGUED THE POINT OUT AT SOME LENGTH THE NIGHT BEFORE AND REACHING HER CONCLUSION BY A COURSE OF REASONING PECULIAR TO HERSELF
d yet cherished the memory of that first love which is the best and purest and most unselfish and most excellent thing in life. XVI Breakfast Margaret enjoyed hugely. I regret to confess that the fact that every one of her guests was more or less miserable moved this hard-hearted young woman to untimely and excessive mirth. Only Mrs. Saumarez puzzled her, for she could think of no reason for that lady's manifest agitation when Kathleen eventually joined the others. But for the rest, the hopeless glances that Hugh Van Orden cast toward her caused Adèle to flush, and Mrs. Haggage to become despondent and speechless and astonishingly rigid; and Petheridge Jukesbury's vaguely apologetic attitude toward the world struck Miss Hugonin as infinitely diverting. Kennaston she pitied a little; but his bearing toward her ranged ludicrously from that of proprietorship to that of supplication, and, moreover, she was furious with him for having hinted at various times that Billy was a fortune-hunter. R THAT SHE HAD YET CHERISHED THE MEMORY OF THAT FIRST LOVE WHICH IS THE BEST AND PUREST AND MOST UNSELFISH AND MOST EXCELLENT THING IN LIFE SIXTEEN BREAKFAST MARGARET ENJOYED HUGELY I REGRET TO CONFESS THE FACT THAT EVERY ONE OF HER GUESTS WAS MORE OR LESS MISERABLE MOVED THIS HARD HEARTED YOUNG WOMAN TO UNTIMELY AND EXCESSIVE MIRTH ONLY MISSUS SOMBERRAS PUZZLED HER FOR SHE COULD THINK OF NO REASON FOR THAT LADY'S MANIFEST AGITATION WHEN KATHLEEN EVENTUALLY JOINED THE OTHERS BUT FOR THE REST THE HOPELESS GLANCES THAT HUGH VAN HORDEN CAST TOWARD HER CAUSED ADELE TO FLUSH AND MISSUS HUGGISH TO BECOME DESPONDENT AND SPEECHLESS AND ASTONISHINGLY RIGID AND PETHERIDGE JUKESBURY'S VAGUELY APOLOGETIC ATTITUDE TOWARD THE WORLD STRUCK MISS YGON AS INFINITELY DIVERTING CANASTON SHE PITIED A LITTLE BUT HIS BEARING TOWARD HER RANGED LUDICROUSLY FROM THAT OF PROPRIETORSHIP TO THAT OF SUPPLICATION AND MOREOVER SHE WAS FURIOUS WITH HIM FOR HAVING HINTED AT VARIOUS TIMES THAT BILLY WAS A FORTUNE HUNTER
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