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Sense and Sensibility - Austen, Jane ยท 61 words
I do not know, said he, after a pause of expectation on her side, and thoughtfulness on his own, how you may have accounted for my behaviour to your sister, or what diabolical motive you may have imputed to me. Perhaps you will hardly think the better of me, it is worth the trial however, and you shall hear every thing.
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