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The Weavers
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CHAPTER XLII
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And none in Hamley said nay, not one." The Duchess murmured to herself.

Eglington was dead--Eglington was dead--Eglington was dead! And David Claridge was coming out of the desert, was coming to-day-now! "How did it happen ?" she asked, faintly, at last.
"Things went wrong wi' him--bad wrong in Parliament and everywhere, and he didn't take it well.

He stood the world off like-ay, he had no temper for black days.

He shut himself up at Hamley in his chemical place, like his father, like his father before him.

When the week-end came, there he was all day and night among his bottles and jars and wires.


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