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"When things to outward view are smooth, 'Tis wisest to disturb them not. Restrain the prying eye of youth When things to outward view are smooth; For should ye seek to learn the truth Much evil may by chance be wrought. When things to outward view are smooth, 'Tis wisest to disturb them not. "
When he entered the room Archie looked very pleased, and a trifle excited, which happy demeanour was noticed at once by Mrs. Belswin.