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The Recollections of Geoffrey Hamlyn

CHAPTER XVII
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He opened the front door, and there sure enough sat a woman, her hair, wet with the last night's rain, knotted loosely up behind her hatless head.

She sat upon the door-step rocking herself to and fro, partly it would seem from disquietude, and partly to soothe the baby which was lying on her lap crying.

Her back was towards him, and the Doctor only had time to notice that she was young, when he began,-- "My good soul, you musn't sit there, you know.

It's Sunday morning, and----" No more.

He had time to say no more.


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