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"Come and have some tea at Mellor's with me to-morrow." She seemed not to hear him. She had caught Mrs. Seventon's eye across the room, and rose to her feet. "You have left Mrs. Seventon alone all the evening," she said. "I must go and talk to her." He stood before her a little insistent. "I shall expect you at half-past four," he said. She shook her head. Oh, no. I have an engagement."
"I was born in Montreal," she answered, "and I once saw some one very much like Lord Arranmore there. But I am convinced that it could only have been a resemblance." "You mentioned it before when we saw him in Mellor's," he remarked. "Yes, it struck me then," she admitted. "But I am sure that Lord Arranmore could not have been the person whom I am thinking about.
He was impulsively and recklessly charitable, and his Saturday afternoons and Sundays were chiefly devoted to the passionate propagandism of the theories of liberty, equality, and fraternity. 'Is it true as thou'rt for marrying Sammy Mellor's daughter over at Hanbridge? Edward Beechinor asked, in the feeble, tremulous voice of one agonized by continual pain.
"You see the work is all new to me, and he has been through it many times before. Are you just going home?" She nodded. "I have been out since two o'clock," she said. "And you are almost wet through, and quite tired out," he said. "Look here. Come across to Mellor's and have some tea with me, and I will put you in a car afterwards."
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