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4305	Gissing, George	The Unclassed			.txt	text/plain	127577	8949	87	in gardens, lived Ida's little friend, Maud Enderby, with her aunt, balance, and when she saw the face of little Ida, come there she knew Julian had watched the strange workings of Waymark's face with close "Don't you think, Mr. Waymark," she had said one day, as she walked "Then I suppose," Waymark said, moving a little and keeping his eyes "You're an original sort of girl," said Waymark, throwing away the end "Waymark thinks I'm neglecting him," said Julian, with a laugh, as they "Poor child!" said Waymark, looking into her face, which had become At the time when Waymark and Ida were together at Hastings, Mrs. Enderby called one evening at Miss Bygrave's house--the house of Maud's was Saturday evening--two days after Waymark's visit to Ida. Julian had "And you look on me," said Waymark, after thinking for a moment, "as an Waymark had said very little at the time, and there had been	./cache/4305.txt	./txt/4305.txt