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Life is morality—life is adventure. The drawers at the moment were too busy to attend to her, and she would have seized the opportunity of examining, unperceived, the assemblage within, through a little curtained window that overlooked the adjoining chamber, if an impediment had not existed in the shape of Baptist Kettleby, whose portly person entirely obscured the view. She’d prefer that I read classic literature, of course, but she only reads paperback romance novels, so she can’t exactly complain. like rabies. I’ve thought that out, and you must make up your mind to it. I’ve made no one happy.
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