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The Girl at Cobhurst

CHAPTER XXV
10/17

Then she sat back in her chair again, slapped her two hands upon her knees, and said, speaking to herself, 'It shall be done.

I am a fool to have a doubt about it.' And then she went without another word.

Now was not that simply amazing?
Did she come here, and did she act in that way ?" "She was here," said Mrs.Tolbridge, "but she did not do anything so funny as that." "Well, I suppose I shall find out some day what she means," said Dora.
"And now, Mrs.Tolbridge, I did not come altogether to see you this afternoon.

I hope Miss Drane has not gone home yet, for I thought it would be nice to meet her here.

Mother and I are going to call on them, but I do not know when that will be; and I have heard so much about the doctor's secretary that I am perishing to see her.


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