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A quiet talk, in the afternoon, by the sunniest window of the Drawing-room. Present, Florrie, Isabel, May, Lucilla, Kathleen, Dora, Mary, and some others, who have saved time for the bye-Lecture.
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L. So you have really come, like good girls, to be made ashamed of yourselves?
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Dora (very meekly). No, we needn't be made so; we always are.
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L. Well, I believe that's truer than most pretty speeches: but you know, you saucy girl, some people have more reason to be so than others. Are you sure everybody is, as well as you?
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The General Voice. Yes, yes; everybody.
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L. What! Florrie ashamed of herself?

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The Crown of Wild Olive also Munera Pulveris; Pre-Raphaelitism; Aratra Pentelici; The Ethics of the Dust; Fiction, Fair and Foul; The Elements of Drawing, Project Gutenberg eBook #26716

FOOTNOTES: LECTURE VI. (continued 1)