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THE AMBASSADORS

So then she had to take it, though still with her defeated protest. "It isn't so much your being 'right'—it's your horrible sharp eye for what makes you so."

"Oh, but you're just as bad yourself. You can't resist me when I point that out."

She sighed it at last all comically, all tragically, away. "I can't indeed resist you."

"Then there we are!" said Strether.






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