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’
I
might
have
gone
on
in
this
figurative
manner
,
if
Dora
’
s
face
had
not
admonished
me
that
she
was
wondering
with
all
her
might
whether
I
was
going
to
propose
any
new
kind
of
vaccination
,
or
other
medical
remedy
,
for
this
unwholesome
state
of
ours
.
Therefore
I
checked
myself
,
and
made
my
meaning
plainer
.
‘
It
is
not
merely
,
my
pet
,
’
said
I
,
‘
that
we
lose
money
and
comfort
,
and
even
temper
sometimes
,
by
not
learning
to
be
more
careful
;
but
that
we
incur
the
serious
responsibility
of
spoiling
everyone
who
comes
into
our
service
,
or
has
any
dealings
with
us
.
I
begin
to
be
afraid
that
the
fault
is
not
entirely
on
one
side
,
but
that
these
people
all
turn
out
ill
because
we
don
’
t
turn
out
very
well
ourselves
.
’
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‘
Oh
,
what
an
accusation
,
’
exclaimed
Dora
,
opening
her
eyes
wide
;
‘
to
say
that
you
ever
saw
me
take
gold
watches
!
Oh
!
’
‘
My
dearest
,
’
I
remonstrated
,
‘
don
’
t
talk
preposterous
nonsense
!
Who
has
made
the
least
allusion
to
gold
watches
?
’
‘
You
did
,
’
returned
Dora
.
‘
You
know
you
did
.
You
said
I
hadn
’
t
turned
out
well
,
and
compared
me
to
him
.
’
‘
To
whom
?
’
I
asked
.
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‘
To
the
page
,
’
sobbed
Dora
.
‘
Oh
,
you
cruel
fellow
,
to
compare
your
affectionate
wife
to
a
transported
page
!
Why
didn
’
t
you
tell
me
your
opinion
of
me
before
we
were
married
?
Why
didn
’
t
you
say
,
you
hard
-
hearted
thing
,
that
you
were
convinced
I
was
worse
than
a
transported
page
?
Oh
,
what
a
dreadful
opinion
to
have
of
me
!
Oh
,
my
goodness
!
’
‘
Now
,
Dora
,
my
love
,
’
I
returned
,
gently
trying
to
remove
the
handkerchief
she
pressed
to
her
eyes
,
‘
this
is
not
only
very
ridiculous
of
you
,
but
very
wrong
.
In
the
first
place
,
it
’
s
not
true
.
’