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Up the Hill and Over

CHAPTER XVI
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Also how very considerate he is of Mrs.Coombe, how patient with Jane, how indulgent with you--" "Indulgent with me!" indignantly.

"Why should he be 'indulgent' with me ?" "Why, indeed," asked Miss Macnair pointedly, "unless on account of your mother ?" Esther subdued a desire to laugh.

Many little things, half-observed, seemed to fit in with Miss Annabel's theory.

Yet, somehow, instinct told her that the theory was wrong.
"I don't believe it," she declared finally.

"At first I thought it possible but now I seem to know that we're on the wrong track.


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