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Lady Bridget in the Never-Never Land

CHAPTER 8
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She did not go into the Office any more, but busied herself in a defiant fashion upon little cares for his comfort when he awoke.

He should see that she did not neglect her house-wifely duties--at least while she remained there to perform them.

The qualification was significant of her mood.
Thus, she gave orders that the veranda of the Old Humpey should be kept free from disturbing footsteps, and saw that the bathroom was in order, and a change of clothing set ready for him when he should awake.

Also that there should be a meal prepared.
He did not wake till the afternoon.

She heard him go straight in to take his bath, and hastened to have the dining room table spread.


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