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"Which do you like best of all the boys you've met? " asked Kit, as they / danced.
"What a question! How can I possibly tell, when a dozen well-behaved / and serious-looking young men stand up like a class in school and say, / one after another, 'May I have the honour of a dance, Miss Fairfield? ' / They all looked exactly alike to me. Except one. There was one boy, who / looks so much like me he might be my brother. I never had a brother, / and I've a good notion to adopt him as one."