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and the delight of wearing this very becoming dress . ' Edith did not know whether to frown or to smile . But it did not suit Mr. Lennox to drive her to the first of these alternatives ; so he went on . ` Will you show your readiness to make sacrifices to-morrow morning , first by asking me to breakfast , to meet Mr. Bell , and secondly , by being so kind as to order it at half-past nine , instead of ten o'clock ? I have some letters and papers that I want to show to Miss Hale and Mr. Bell . ' ` I hope Mr. Bell will make our house his own during his stay in London , ' said Captain Lennox . ` I am only so sorry we can not offer him a bed-room . '