“But this would be such a fine match, don’t you think?” Mrs. Ellsworth insisted. “He dances well, but more… — Mary Robinette-Kowal
“But this would be such a fine match, don’t you think?” Mrs. Ellsworth insisted.
“He dances well, but more than that I am not willing to say without any acquaintance with his character.”
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