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The Woodlanders

CHAPTER IV
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Whenever she and her husband came to a puddle in their walks together he'd take her up like a half-penny doll and put her over without dirting her a speck.

And if he keeps the daughter so long at boarding-school, he'll make her as nesh as her mother was.

But here he comes." Just before this moment Winterborne had seen Melbury crossing the court from his door.

He was carrying an open letter in his hand, and came straight to Winterborne.

His gloom of the preceding night had quite gone.
"I'd no sooner made up my mind, Giles, to go and see why Grace didn't come or write than I get a letter from her--'Clifton: Wednesday.


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