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"Well, has mother prevailed?"-"My Dear Dora," said I politely,"how can you imagine it could possibly be a question of persuasion?"-"That might be taken two ways," paid Dora. "Like Palmerston's 'Dear Sir, I'll lose no time in reading your book."'
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"I don't think I contribute to the world's humour; but the world's humour contributes much to my own entertainment. " (That's me! I'm feeling very gleeful to hear somebody else has a similar wicked sense of humor)
— Feb 19, 2015 01:25PM
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A nice English girl of eighteen would not flaunt unconcerned about my drawing-room in a shameless dressing-gown, and crinkle up her toes in font of; still less would she tell me outrageous stories; but she will wear low-necked dresses and gaze at ladies in tights without a ghost of an immodest thought. I was right when I told Carlotta England was Alexandretta up-side down.
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It is all the fault of Antoinette. Why can't she cook in a middle class, unedifying way? All this comes from having a woman whose soul is in the stew-pot.
— Feb 19, 2015 08:35AM