lite. The grown-up young ladies treated me with the most well-bred negligence. Unless I j had been very obtuse indeed, 1 could scarcely ! I have failed to perceive the place appoint <_>for ! jme in Rutland Hall. I was expected to sit be tow the salt. I was that dreadful thing—a pataon of no importance. George amused him self with me for a few days, displaying to me his various fine possessions, and then, on the I
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