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She kept on saying to herself, Why shouldn't they come? What difference / did it make?
Up till now she had not admitted that anything could make a difference, / that anything could touch, could alter by a shade the safe, the / intangible, the unique relation between her and Rodney. It was proof / against anything that anybody could think. And the Powells were not / given to thinking things. Agatha's own mind had been a crystal without a / flaw, in its clearness, its sincerity.