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A Room With A View - Forster E.M..pdf - Cove Systems

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unexpectedly. It really does; it makes an<br />

enormous difference, and he lost his head: he<br />

doesn't admire me, or any of that nonsense,<br />

one straw. Freddy rather likes him, and has<br />

asked him up here on Sunday, so you can<br />

judge for yourself. He has improved; he<br />

doesn't always look as if he's going to burst<br />

into tears. He is a clerk in the General<br />

Manager's office at one of the big railways--not<br />

a porter! and runs down to his father for<br />

week-ends. Papa was to do with journalism,<br />

but is rheumatic and has retired. There! Now<br />

for the garden." She took hold of her guest by<br />

the arm. "Suppose we don't talk about this silly<br />

Italian business any more. We want you to<br />

have a nice restful visit at Windy Corner, with<br />

no worriting."<br />

Lucy thought this rather a good speech. The<br />

reader may have detected an unfortunate slip<br />

in it. Whether Miss Bartlett detected the slip<br />

one cannot say, for it is impossible to<br />

penetrate into the minds of elderly people.<br />

She might have spoken further, but they were

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