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A WOMAN OF

ACT II.

had one husband as yet. I suppose you look upon me as quite an amateur.

LADY CAROLINE
With your views on life I wonder you married at all.

MRS. ALLONBY
So do I.

LADY HUNSTANTON
My dear child, I believe you are really very happy in your married life, but that you like to hide your happiness from others.

MRS. ALLONBY
I assure you I was horribly deceived in Ernest.

LADY HUNSTANTON
Oh, I hope not, dear. I knew his mother quite well. She was a Stratton, Caroline, one of Lord Crowland's daughters.

LADY CAROLINE

Victoria Stratton? I remember her

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