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39515	Maxwell, W. B. (William Babington)	Mrs. Thompson: A Novel			.txt	text/plain	105777	7969	87	"Oh, yes," said Mrs. Thompson, arranging her reticule, and not looking "You don't think," said Mrs. Thompson, "that he is old enough for the "Look, Enid," and Mrs. Thompson pointed to the broad eaves, the white "Now Mr. Bence," said Mrs. Thompson, laughing, "I can't allow you to "You know," said Mrs. Thompson, "Mr. Bence is not _fighting_ us. Mrs. Thompson walked away, thinking about Mr. Marsden. Shortly after this unlucky visit Mr. Prentice wanted to tell Mrs. Thompson some startling news, but he did not dare. "It must be as Enid wishes," said Mrs. Thompson; and Mr. Prentice was While he was away this time, Mears came to Mrs. Marsden with a long face to Mrs. Marsden till the day when Mr. Prentice said that his idol was "Not to be thought of," said Mrs. Marsden.	./cache/39515.txt	./txt/39515.txt