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think of your father eating cheese; it’s such a strong-smelling
coarse kind of thing. We must get him a cook who can toss him up
an omeletteor something elegant. Cheese is only fit for the
kitchen.’
‘Papa is very fond of it’ persevered Molly.
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cheese; and I’m sure he would be sorry to annoy me.’
Molly was silent; it did not doshe foundto be too minute in
telling about her father’s likes or dislikes. She had better leave
them for Mrs Kirkpatrick to find out for herself. It was an
awkward pause; each was trying to find something agreeable to
say. Molly spoke at length. ‘Please! I should so like to know
something about Cynthia—your daughter.’
‘Yescall her Cynthia. It’s a pretty nameisn’t it? Cynthia
Kirkpatrick. Not so prettythoughas my old nameHyacinth
Clare. People used to say it suited me so well. I must show you an
acrostic a gentleman—he was a lieutenant in the 53rd—made
upon it. Oh! we shall have a great deal to say to each otherI
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‘But about Cynthia?’
‘Ohyes! about dear Cynthia. What do you want to knowmy
dear?’
‘Papa said she was to live with us [link widoczny dla zalogowanych]! When will she come?’
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