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771
She
answered
:
“
How
do
you
do
?
”
in
a
voice
that
sounded
clear
and
natural
;
and
the
next
moment
he
again
became
aware
of
steps
behind
him
,
and
knew
that
Mrs
.
Leath
was
in
the
room
.
772
To
his
strained
senses
there
seemed
to
be
another
just
measurable
pause
before
Anna
said
,
looking
gaily
about
the
little
group
:
“
Has
Owen
introduced
you
?
This
is
Effie
’
s
friend
,
Miss
Viner
.
”
773
Effie
,
still
hanging
on
her
governess
’
s
arm
,
pressed
herself
closer
with
a
little
gesture
of
appropriation
;
and
Miss
Viner
laid
her
hand
on
her
pupil
’
s
hair
.
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774
Darrow
felt
that
Anna
’
s
eyes
had
turned
to
him
.
775
“
I
think
Miss
Viner
and
I
have
met
already
—
several
years
ago
in
London
.
”
776
“
I
remember
,
”
said
Sophy
Viner
,
in
the
same
clear
voice
.
777
“
How
charming
!
Then
we
’
re
all
friends
.
But
luncheon
must
be
ready
,
”
said
Mrs
.
Leath
.
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778
She
turned
back
to
the
door
,
and
the
little
procession
moved
down
the
two
long
drawing
-
rooms
,
with
Effie
waltzing
on
ahead
.
779
Madame
de
Chantelle
and
Anna
had
planned
,
for
the
afternoon
,
a
visit
to
a
remotely
situated
acquaintance
whom
the
introduction
of
the
motor
had
transformed
into
a
neighbour
.
Effie
was
to
pay
for
her
morning
’
s
holiday
by
an
hour
or
two
in
the
school
-
room
,
and
Owen
suggested
that
he
and
Darrow
should
betake
themselves
to
a
distant
covert
in
the
desultory
quest
for
pheasants
.
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Darrow
was
not
an
ardent
sportsman
,
but
any
pretext
for
physical
activity
would
have
been
acceptable
at
the
moment
;
and
he
was
glad
both
to
get
away
from
the
house
and
not
to
be
left
to
himself
.