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... been reading, Helen, for of the real acting on stage you can know nothing ” “ Not said Roche, for Helen blushed and did not speak, “‘ but her time will come, Lady Ennismore. Weall play our parts, you know, in the tragedies and comedies around said Lady ...

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... to his features. “ Heetor,” said the old man, breaking the silence that had for some minutes, “have you thought what I was speaking to you about yester- day? Will you marry Mrs Maitland ?” “Why, father,” Ing laughed his son, “ you take one’s breath away ...