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Mrs. Archer drew her lips together. ``She certainly lays herself out to please, even when she is calling on an old lady.''
``Mother doesn't think her simple,'' Janey interjected, her eyes screwed upon her brother's face.
``It's just my old-fashioned feeling; dear May is my ideal,'' said Mrs. Archer.
``Ah,'' said her son, ``they're not alike.''
Archer had left St. Augustine charged with many messages for old Mrs. Mingott; and a day or two after his return to town he called on her.
The old lady received him with unusual warmth; she was grateful to him for persuading the Countess Olenska to give up the idea of a divorce; and when he told her that he had deserted the office without leave, and rushed down to St. Augustine simply because he wanted to see May, she gave an adipose chuckle and patted his knee with her puff-ball hand.
``Ah, ah -- so you kicked over the traces, did you?
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