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Mary Marie

CHAPTER VI
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And when she asked what I meant, I told her about Mrs.Darling, and the rest, and how they came evenings and Sundays, and how Father didn't like them, but would flee to the observatory.

And she laughed and looked funny, for a minute.

But right away she changed and looked very sober, with the kind of expression she has when she stands up in church and says the Apostles' Creed on Sunday; only this time she said she was very sorry, she was sure; that she hoped my father would find some estimable woman who would make a good home for him.
Then the dinner-gong sounded, and she didn't say any more.
There was company that evening.

The violinist.

He brought his violin, and he and Mother played a whole hour together.


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