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Yes, and...?
Horo uses a "sad tone of voice", and speaks of herself as an "ill-fated woman". How does any of that contradict what I said?
And from what Amati's said, she said her treatment hasn't been that good. Lawrence made no real effort to dispel that illusion, merely stating that despite everything, she might still wish to travel with him. Which, come to think of it, looks like no more than a way to wash his hands off the possibility that Horo might refuse Amati's proposal - for whatever reason.
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