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Basil's induction was very rapid, but it gave him time to decide that the best thing to say to his interlocutress was: "On what day do you sail for Europe Perhaps I shall not sail at all," Mrs. Luna replied, looking out of the window And in that case--poor Newton's education I should try to content myself with a country which has given you yours Don't you want him, then, to be a man of the world Ah, the world, the world!"— The Bostonians, Vol. II (of II)
Mitchy demanded with a courage that amounted to high gallantry It inspired on the spot his interlocutress, and her own pluck, of as fine a quality now as her diplomacy, which was saying much, fell but little below.— The Awkward Age
Besides"--and Mr. Longdon's interlocutress was even more confiding--"I do want you so very intensely to know her.— The Awkward Age
And the effect, for his interlocutress, was still further to be deepened.— The Golden Bowl — Complete
"They're awfully interested in my ideas, and it's inevitable they should meet me over them Her interlocutress was sturdy enough.— In the Cage

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