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1 " Rather, she feared her distress had its roots in the unexpected amiability of the enterprise, the sense of camaraderie that had sprung up between them as they sat quietly by the fire in her room discussing suspects in Mr. Otley’s murder. In those moments, she’d felt known by the duke in a way she hadn’t been by anyone else, and it made her sad and unsettled to realize how quickly he would cease to know her. "
― Lynn Messina , A Scandalous Deception (Beatrice Hyde-Clare Mysteries, #2)
2 " but the importation of knowledge did not mean the exportation of wisdom. "