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The Moorland Cottage

CHAPTER V
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She had never thought that either Erminia or Frank was particularly fond of the other; still less had she had any idea of Mr.Buxton's plans for them.

Her mother's surprise at her engagement jarred a little upon her too: it had become so natural, even in these last two hours, to feel that she belonged to _him_.

But there were more discords to come.

Mrs.Browne began again, half in soliloquy: "I should think he would have four thousand a-year.

He did not tell you, love, did he, if they had still that bad property in the canal, that his father complained about?
But he will have four thousand.


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