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His shirt was unfastened, his vest unbuttoned, his hose ungartered; his feet were stuck into a pair of pantoufles, his arms into a greasy flannel dressing-gown, his head into a thrum-cap, the cap into a tie-periwig, and the wig into a gold-edged hat. A third that joined this to the chambers at the front of the house. She told me the tale the other night, and I've only elaborated it. “You are very kind to think of it,” she said, “but—don’t you think perhaps—that I had better not?” He smiled indulgently. Pottiswick had mentioned muttering. It was a curious sight to see how this extraordinary woman, who, it has been said, was not less remarkable for the extreme delicacy of her features, and the faultless symmetry of her figure, than for her wonderful strength and agility, conducted herself in the present encounter; with what dexterity she parried every blow aimed against her by her adversary, whose head and face, already marked by various ruddy streams, showed how successfully her own hits had been made; —how she drew him hither and thither, now leading him on, now driving him suddenly back; harassing and exhausting him in every possible way, and making it apparent that she could at any moment put an end to the fight, and only delayed the finishing stroke to make his punishment the more severe. Occasionally he relit his pipe. But it's so wonderful to watch you! Whenever you have written something beautiful, your face shows it. I’m in a mess—a nasty mess! a filthy mess! Oh, no end of a mess! “Do you hear, Ann Veronica?—you’re in a nasty, filthy, unforgivable mess! “Haven’t I just made a silly mess of things? “Forty pounds! I haven’t got twenty!” She got up, stamped with her foot, and then, suddenly remembering the lodger below, sat down and wrenched off her boots. Her eyes were lit with mirth, the corners of her mouth quivered. ” She stopped with an air of interrogation. They looked out over the city, grim and silent now, for it was long past midnight. She felt him as something solid and strong and trustworthy beyond measure. ” “I can’t go back to the Beck’s ever again. See? Down we should rush in a foam—in a cloud of snow—to flight and a dream.

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