Some Short Stories [by Henry James] by Henry James
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"Have you had any kind of practice?" They hesitated--they looked at each other. We've been photographed--IMMENSELY," said Mrs. Monarch. "She means the fellows have asked us themselves," added the Major. "I see--because you're so good-looking." "I don't know what they thought, but they were always after us." "We always got our photographs for nothing," smiled Mrs. Monarch. "We might have brought some, my dear," her husband remarked. "I'm not sure we have any left. We've given quantities away," she explained to me. "With our autographs and that sort of thing," said the Major. "Are they to be got in the shops?" I inquired as a harmless pleasantry. "Oh yes, HERS--they used to be." "Not now," said Mrs. Monarch with her eyes on the floor. |
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