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"She's as sweet a temper, John, as ever stirred a lump of sugar in her tea," said Mrs. Moulder to her brother, as they sat together over the fire in Great St. Helen's on that same evening -- after his return from Hamworth. "That she is -- and so Smiley always found her. ‘She's always the same,' Smiley said to me many a day. And what can a man want more than that?"
"That's quite true," said John.