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host married women, I am- sure. terribly foolish. I gum what 'I-«fééli * - _ 9‘ ‘ , . »
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:ome over you lately? I’ve been "Evelyn, you talk likeryogrfivg,
noticing for months that something been reading some bookr'mfihfive '
seems to have affected you. You you been reading latelyiffef ‘» ' _' _
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puzzles me." Evelyn‘s turn; of mm]; She had 3!-
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inrprised at myself. I've done things well, They had} always been fiery;
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:6 hq‘husband. "Does- strong enough to seek their fortunes
‘ there ts’nt any gate out in the. world, and whogxre so
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V'this pasture except. by care of all their lives."
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c 5““ right ‘0 fooled. grumbling old Nannie. “I for one
meonceited. in??? opinion. am going to stop right here and go
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I' :place under the trees in. the shel-
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pride to have a tumble. when look ahead. William turned and
in the world was that crazy followed his Wife back :0 their old
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deuce? How dare he do such by her legroom; years to rebel now.
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