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The Odd Women

CHAPTER XXII
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At Clevedon we shall begin our life over again--like we did at Guernsey.

All our trouble, I am convinced, has come of your ill-health.

This air has never suited you; you have felt miserable, and couldn't be at peace in your home.

Poor little girl! My poor darling!' Through the evening he was in a state of transport, due partly to the belief that Monica really welcomed his decision, partly to the sense of having behaved at length like a resolute man.

His eyes were severely bloodshot, and before bedtime headache racked him intolerably.
Everything was carried out as he had planned it.


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