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makkiz [27]
3 years ago
10

Beaufort had entered the little house with his usual easy assurance; but he could not smile away the vertical line between his e

yes. It was fairly clear that Madame Olenska had not known that he was coming, though her words to Archer had hinted at the possibility; at any rate, she had evidently not told him where she was going when she left New York, and her unexplained departure had exasperated him. The ostensible reason of his appearance was the discovery, the very night before, of a “perfect little house,” not in the market, which was really just the thing for her, but would be snapped up instantly if she didn’t take it; and he was loud in mock-reproaches for the dance she had led him in running away just as he had found it. Beaufort was . frightened, dishonored, irritated, or embarrassed
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lilavasa [31]3 years ago
7 0

Answer:embarrassed

i just need points on brainly but the answer is embarrassed

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