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From: Jessica Garcia
Subject: deduction
Date: Fri, 1 Sep 2006 14:13:01 +0300

Mrs Hepburn lifted her heavily-jewelledlittle hand in a motion of protest. Thefuture to me is like a big tangle of black thread.
You cant leave his puppet standing there. Only perhaps she is too open-hearted,too impulsive, poor thing.
No, thank you, she said hastily, terrified at the thought.
Her face lookedyellow, and VERY wrinkled.
InEngland, we always have tea at half past. Theres more in it than yousay, ruminated the little woman.
I always thought theyfascinated you then, with their mantillas.
She was almost indignant at being slighted socompletely herself, in the little ladys suspicions. Hannele explained, and the inspection and the rhapsody went ontogether. Quite motionless he sat in thatattitude, like some leaden figure on the roof. I have never known himbefore go against my real wishes.
Anyhow, I shall call one Countess and the other Baroness.
Oh yes, I have alwaysbeen faithful to him. I will live for that and for nothing else. Well, even a paintedportrait I think I should like in my own possession. Why, when he was at home with me, he never gave a thought, not athought to another woman.
And most women willgive the show away, with real pathos, to another woman.
IICountess zu Rassentlow had a studio in one of the main streets.
Anyhow, she said, the price is three guineas: or the equivalentin marks.
Anyhow, I shall call one Countess and the other Baroness. Nay,thought Hannele, that scene was really true.
He could dosomething in meteorological work. Why, when he was at home with me, he never gave a thought, not athought to another woman. Im sure itis a very clever portrait indeed.

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