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The Whirlpool

CHAPTER 11
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With all the difficulty in the world had he gained his point.

Mrs.Abbott did not wish the children to go into other hands; she made it a matter of conscience to keep them by her, and to educate them, yet this seemed barely possible with the combat for a livelihood before her.

Mrs.
Abbott yielded, and their clasp of hands cemented a wholesome friendship--frank, unsuspicious--rarest of relations between man and woman.

But all this there was certainly no need of disclosing.
At midnight he was penning a letter.

It must not be long; it must not strike the lyrical note; yet assuredly it must not read like a commercial overture.


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