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In the Year of Jubilee by George Gissing
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'You may depend upon it, Mr. Tarrant doesn't think so.'

'He calls himself a democrat.'

'And talks like one: doesn't he?'

'Oh! that's only his way, I think. He doesn't really mean to be
haughty, and--and so on.'

'I wish I knew if he had any connection with Tarrant's blacklead,'
said Miss. Lord mischievously.

'Why not ask him?'

They laughed merrily, Jessica's thin note contrasting with the
mellow timbre of her friend's voice.

'I will some day.'

'You would never dare to!'

'I daren't? Then I will!'

'It would be dreadfully rude.'

'I don't mind being thought rude,' replied Nancy, with a movement of
the head, 'if it teaches people that I consider myself as good as
they are.'

'Well, will you come to-morrow?'
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