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A Life’s Morning

CHAPTER XVII
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'But there are other things that we must speak of.

What of Emily's practical position ?' 'I don't think we need trouble about that.

Mr.Baxendale tells me he has no doubt that the house in Barnhill can be sold at all events for a sum that will leave them at ease for the present.

As soon as Mrs.Hood gets better, they must both go away.

You can trust me to do what can be done.' 'It is my fear that Emily will find it difficult to accept your kindness.' 'It will require tact.


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