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no change of expression.
‘I don’t mind,’ she said.
‘When will you come?’
‘I get off early on Thursdays.’
They made arrangements. Mildred lived with an aunt
at Herne Hill. The play began at eight so they must dine
at seven. She proposed that he should meet her in the sec-
ond-class waiting-room at Victoria Station. She showed no
pleasure, but accepted the invitation as though she con-
ferred a favour. Philip was vaguely irritated.
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