Ann Veronica sat down in the other arm-chair and darned badly for a minute or so. “How could I, when your sister sings now at the ‘Unusual’ every night and the name ‘Alcide’ flaunts from every placard in London?” “The likeness between us,” she said, “before I began to disfigure myself with rouge and ill-dressed hair, was remarkable. “I tell my Mom everything. She had looked up from her seat at the small round table in the centre of the parlour which, together with the wooden armchairs beside the small fireplace, and a sideboard next the single casement, was all the furniture the place afforded. And Suzanne, even that she has behaved to me not at all like a mother, would also not have said.
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