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East Lynne

CHAPTER XVIII
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It is all very plausible for her to put upon Barbara, but that is only one side of the question.

Before engaging her, it may be well to hear the other." Of course this was but right.

Isabel acquiesced, and the servant was introduced; a tall, pleasant-looking woman, with black eyes.

Lady Isabel inquired why she was leaving Mrs.Hare's.
"My lady, it is through Miss Barbara's temper.

Latterly--oh, for this year past, nothing has pleased her; she had grown nearly as imperious as the justice himself.


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