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331
She
's
worth
the
whole
bunch
of
your
friends
put
together
,
that
inflated
,
sloping-head
of
a
Perkupp
included
.
"
I
left
the
room
with
silent
dignity
,
but
caught
my
foot
in
the
mat
.
332
December
23
.
--
I
exchanged
no
words
with
Lupin
in
the
morning
;
but
as
he
seemed
to
be
in
exuberant
spirits
in
the
evening
,
I
ventured
to
ask
him
where
he
intended
to
spend
his
Christmas
.
He
replied
:
"
Oh
,
most
likely
at
the
Mutlars
'
.
"
333
In
wonderment
,
I
said
:
"
What
!
after
your
engagement
has
been
broken
off
?
"
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334
Lupin
said
:
"
Who
said
it
is
off
?
"
335
I
said
:
"
You
have
given
us
both
to
understand
--
"
336
He
interrupted
me
by
saying
:
"
Well
,
never
mind
what
I
said
.
It
is
on
again
--
there
!
"
337
December
24
.
--
I
am
a
poor
man
,
but
I
would
gladly
give
ten
shillings
to
find
out
who
sent
me
the
insulting
Christmas
card
I
received
this
morning
.
I
never
insult
people
;
why
should
they
insult
me
?
The
worst
part
of
the
transaction
is
,
that
I
find
myself
suspecting
all
my
friends
.
The
handwriting
on
the
envelope
is
evidently
disguised
,
being
written
sloping
the
wrong
way
.
I
can
not
think
either
Gowing
or
Cummings
would
do
such
a
mean
thing
.
Lupin
denied
all
knowledge
of
it
,
and
I
believe
him
;
although
I
disapprove
of
his
laughing
and
sympathising
with
the
offender
.
Mr.
Franching
would
be
above
such
an
act
;
and
I
do
n't
think
any
of
the
Mutlars
would
descend
to
such
a
course
.
I
wonder
if
Pitt
,
that
impudent
clerk
at
the
office
,
did
it
?
Or
Mrs.
Birrell
,
the
charwoman
,
or
Burwin
--
Fosselton
?
The
writing
is
too
good
for
the
former
.
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338
CHRISTMAS
DAY
.
--
We
caught
the
10.20
train
at
Paddington
,
and
spent
a
pleasant
day
at
Carrie
's
mother
's
.
The
country
was
quite
nice
and
pleasant
,
although
the
roads
were
sloppy
.
We
dined
in
the
middle
of
the
day
,
just
ten
of
us
,
and
talked
over
old
times
.
If
everybody
had
a
nice
,
uninterfering
mother-inlaw
,
such
as
I
have
,
what
a
deal
of
happiness
there
would
be
in
the
world
.
Being
all
in
good
spirits
,
I
proposed
her
health
,
and
I
made
,
I
think
,
a
very
good
speech
.
339
I
concluded
,
rather
neatly
,
by
saying
:
"
On
an
occasion
like
this
--
whether
relatives
,
friends
,
or
acquaintances
--
we
are
all
inspired
with
good
feelings
towards
each
other
.
We
are
of
one
mind
,
and
think
only
of
love
and
friendship
.
340
Those
who
have
quarrelled
with
absent
friends
should
kiss
and
make
it
up
.
Those
who
happily
have
not
fallen
out
,
can
kiss
all
the
same
.
"