Muslin by George (George Augustus) Moore
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'I know he is, dear, and am very glad.' 'If he weren't, he wouldn't be able to meet us at Mass.' VIII According to old-established custom, on the arrival of his family Arthur had turned his nudities to the wall, and now sitting, one leg tucked under him, on the sofa, throwing back from time to time his long blond locks, he hummed an Italian air. 'How tired you look, Alice dear! Will you have a cup of tea? It will freshen you up; you have been walking yourself to death.' 'Thanks, mamma, I will have a cup of tea; Cecilia and I went to see the Brennans.' 'And are any of them going to be married yet?' said Olive. 'I really don't know; I didn't ask them.' 'Well, they ought to be doing something with themselves; they have been trying it on long enough. They have been going up to the Shelbourne for the last ten years. Did they show you the dresses they brought down this season? They haven't worn them yet--they keep them wrapped up in silver |
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