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In the afternoon, fortune, deceitful, false friend that she is, favored Blanche Dormer's caprice for rowing across the lake to the pretty pavilion on the other side.
Her mother, Mrs. Dormer, took a fancy for driving over to see Flore Hall, and came about four or five o'clock.