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A Life’s Morning

CHAPTER XIV
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I don't know what has been told you of his history.

He was once in independent business; I don't know exactly what.

It was only utter failure that drove him to the miserable clerkship.

How admirable it was of a man in such circumstances to have his daughter so well educated!' Wilfrid smiled.
'Emily,' he said with gentle fervour, 'would have found her own way.' 'Ah, don't depreciate his care!' Mrs.Baxendale urged.

'You'll find out by degrees what a great deal of heathen doubt there is in me; among other things, I am impressed by the power of circumstances.


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