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591
You
speak
rather
harshly
of
him
,
said
Agnes
.
592
Mrs
.
Rolland
suddenly
opened
her
eyes
again
.
I
speak
harshly
of
nobody
without
reason
,
she
said
.
Mr
.
Ferrari
behaved
to
me
,
Miss
Lockwood
,
as
no
man
living
has
ever
behaved
before
or
since
.
593
What
did
he
do
?
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594
Mrs
.
Rolland
answered
,
with
a
stony
stare
of
horror
:
He
took
liberties
with
me
.
595
Young
Lady
Montbarry
suddenly
turned
aside
,
and
put
her
handkerchief
over
her
mouth
in
convulsions
of
suppressed
laughter
.
596
Mrs
.
Rolland
went
on
,
with
a
grim
enjoyment
of
the
bewilderment
which
her
reply
had
produced
in
Agnes
:
And
when
I
insisted
on
an
apology
,
Miss
,
he
had
the
audacity
to
say
that
the
life
at
the
palace
was
dull
,
and
he
didn
t
know
how
else
to
amuse
himself
!
597
I
am
afraid
I
have
hardly
made
myself
understood
,
said
Agnes
.
I
am
not
speaking
to
you
out
of
any
interest
in
Ferrari
.
Are
you
aware
that
he
is
married
?
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598
I
pity
his
wife
,
said
Mrs
.
Rolland
.
599
She
is
naturally
in
great
grief
about
him
,
Agnes
proceeded
.
600
She
ought
to
thank
God
she
is
rid
of
him
,
Mrs
.
Rolland
interposed
.