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Part 3 Ann Veronica’s father was a solicitor with a good deal of company business: a lean, trustworthy, worried-looking, neuralgic, clean-shaven man of fifty-three, with a hard mouth, a sharp nose, iron-gray hair, gray eyes, gold-framed glasses, and a small, circular baldness at the crown of his head. In Paris, in July, a raging mob had stormed the Bastille, provoking circumspect aristocrats to uproot themselves and take refuge abroad. He saw three people: a young man at the piano, an elderly man smoking in a corner, and a young woman reclining in a chair, her eyes closed. "He would return my letters unopened or destroy them. He beamed as she whispered to 22 him that she had seen a table so fine or tasted such wonders. Whenever ecstasy— any kind of ecstasy—filled her heart to bursting, these physical expressions eased the pressure. "You pledged yourself to Mr.
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