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At the appointed hour, Leslie Gilroy went across to Belle Acheson's room. That young lady was in and received her with a fair amount of graciousness.
"Sit down, pray," she said. "You will like that chair which faces the view. I prefer the one with my back to it. That view upsets me when I am very busy over my studies. But enough about Ego for the present. Let me look at you steadily."