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A Daughter of the Land

CHAPTER XIV
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George stood looking at her between narrowed eyelids.
"Tactics I use with Mother don't go with you, old girl," he said to himself.

"Thing of fire and tow, stubborn as an ox; won't be pushed a hair's breadth; old Bates over again--alike as two peas.

But I'll break you, damn you, I'll break you; only, I WANT that school.

Lots easier than kneading somebody's old stiff muscles, while the money is sure.

Oh, I go after the Trustee, all right!" He revived Kate, and telling her to keep quiet, and not excite herself, he explained that it was a terrible sacrifice to him to put off opening his office any longer; she must forgive him for losing self-control when he thought of it; but for her dear sake he would teach until she was better--possibly she would be all right in a few days, and then she could take her work again.


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