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A Matter of Prejudice.
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not my fault, I assure you," and she flushed and hesitated a little. "It—it was Henri who would not permit it."
"That is nothing," replied madame, amiably, drawing the child close to her. "Her grandmother will teach her French; and she will teach her grandmother English. You see, I have no prejudices. I am not like my son. Henri was always a stubborn boy. Heaven only knows how he came by such a character!"
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