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"For my part, I don't think you ever quite got over the accident you met with on the night of the Great Storm. That is why Wall Street broke your father; he was honest. The expression, however, which would chiefly have interested a beholder, was that of settled and profound melancholy. And besides—We’re going to live, Ann Veronica! Oh, the things we’ll do, the life we’ll lead! There’ll be trouble in it at times—you and I aren’t going to run without friction. Sheila McCloskey was the real neighborhood watch.
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