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After the Storm

CHAPTER XVII
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Why should I have hoped it?
Were the antecedents encouraging?
No! But I am sorry.

Ah, well! Husbands are free to go and come at their own sweet will--to associate with anybody and everybody.

But wives--oh dear!" She tossed her head in a wild, scornful way, as if on the verge of being swept from her feet by some whirlwind of passion.
"And so," said her husband, after a long silence, "you do not choose to answer my questions as to Major Willard ?" That was unwisely pressed.

In her heart of hearts Irene loathed this man.

His name was an offence to her.


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