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The Whirlpool

CHAPTER 10
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Left the children behind in a lodging-house garret to starve, or go to the workhouse, or anything else.

A spirited man; independent, you see; no foolish prejudices.' 'And Mrs.Abbott has to support them ?' 'No one else could take them.

They live with her.' 'You didn't mention that to Mamma.' 'No.

I thought it needless.' The silence that followed was embarrassing to Harvey.

He broke it by abruptly changing the subject.
'Have you practised long today ?' 'No,' was the absent reply.
'I thought you looked rather tired, as if you had been working too hard.' 'Oh, I don't work too hard,' said Alma impatiently.
'Forgive me.


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