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to talk if there were
not always the horrible
idea that he may take
down what one says," th
ought Mrs. Selldon. "I
should be less bored if
she would only be her
natural self," reflecte
d the author. "And woul
d not talk prim platitu
des." (This was hard, f
or he had talked nothin
g else himself.) "Does
she think she is so int
eresting that I am like
ly to study her for my
next book?" "Have you b
een abroad this summer?
" inquired Mrs. Selldon
, making another spasmo
dic attempt at conversa
tion. "No, I detest tra
velling," replied Mark
The Autobiography of a Slander by Lyall, Edna [pseud.], 1857-1903
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