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After the Storm

CHAPTER XVII
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But if I am the slave and dependant--the creature of your will and pleasure--why, that alters the case!" "Have you done ?" Emerson was recovering from his surprise, but not gaining clear sight or prudent self-possession.
"You have not answered," said Irene, looking coldly, but with glittering eyes, into his face.

"Come! If there is to be a mutual relation of acts and associations outside of this our home, let us begin.

Sit down, Hartley, and compose yourself.

You are the man, and claim precedence.

I yield the prerogative.


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