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Bye!" and Kildare departed as far as the front door, but returned to stick his head in the door and say: "You'd better put Hob by Caroline Darrah on the other side; he's savage when he's crossed. And tack in Payt opposite her. I invited Polly the Fluff for you she is a débutante and such a coo-child that she'll just suit a poet."
She spoke in a clear high-pitched voice that carried well over the rustle of settling gowns and shuffling cards: "We all intend after this to see that David Kildare gets what he wants you understand?" A laugh rippled from every table but Phoebe was equal to the occasion. "Why not, Mrs. Payt," she answered with the utmost cordiality.
Payt, her cheeks pink with indignation, and the essence of belligerency in her excited eyes, "for a moment I sat petrified, petrified with cold rage, until David Kildare's speech began there had never been a greater one delivered in the United States of America! He said he said oh, I don't know what he did say, but it was "
To use at once upon entrance given of speech, though abrupt, to compose and draw in myself. To free myself at once from payt. These arts of a court were not new; it was not new for men to observe them in their neighbours and rivals. What was new was the writing them down, with deliberate candour, among a man's private memoranda, as things to be done and with the intention of practising them.
And then if we don't like the way they have settled with him we can have a gorgeous time telling them how much better they might have done it. Let's all play everybody for the game!" "And Phoebe!" called Mrs. Payt as she sat down at the table farthest in the corner.
I seem to have been standing by with a basket picking up chips of Phoebe's lovers for a long lifetime; Tom, Hob, Payt, widowers and flocks of new fledges. But I had an idea that you must have been a first-and-only with Mrs. Matilda."
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