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CHAPTER 4

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But not all at once.
When she thought of Roddy it was easy to say quietly to herself, "I shall have to give it up. " When she thought of Mr. Sutcliffe and the Paris-Lyons-Mediterranée train and the shining, gold-white, unknown towns, it seemed to her that it was impossible to give up going to Agaye. You simply could not do it.