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Excerpt from The Confessions of a Currency Girl, Vol. 3 of 3
Mr. Ballestier, however, was not, as I have said, accustomed to making long stays in town, infinitely preferring She solitude and security of his well-beloved bush. Still he would sometimes appear rather unexpectedly and upset the little functions at South Yarra, such as a quiet little dinner with Mr. Keestone, or a jaunt to the races with that young gentleman. Yet in spite of these annoying little drawbacks it must be confessed that the Honourable Thomas was most amenable to reason - his wife's reason, for she had all the sense of the family, as she would tell you - and I have vol 111. B2 T fie Con/255mm of a Currency Girl.
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