Claude Monet Impression Sunrise painting

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You're a Graduate," I replied; "what doyou think?"
Flushing with pride, she considered the matter at length as she steered us out onto the highway, through the dormitory-quads and faculty-residence areas, and along the Founder's Hill road towards George's Gorge. In that vicinity, having grappled with the pluses and minuses of the case for more than an hour, she said at last, "I think heis, George. Not a Graduate, but a real Candidate for Graduation."
"I see. Why is that, Anastasia?"
"I'm not good atwords," she reminded me seriously. "But embarrassed as I was to see him, after last evening (especially with Mrs. Rexford, who musthate me, much as I like her), it seemed to me there was something important about thathitting-. You know?" After a pause she tried again: for the Chancellor of a to disavow and deplore such things as espionage, cheating, and secret s, she seemed in be saying, while yet not disallowing them, was in itself doubtless mere hypocrisy, like condemning wife-beating on principle while striking one's wife; yet she could imagine