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The Moorland Cottage

CHAPTER VIII
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'Never talk to me of virtue and such humbug again,' I said, 'I'll never believe in them.

Every one is for what he can get.' However, Mr.
Henry wrote to the superintendent of police at Woodchester; and has gone over himself this morning to see after it.

But to think of your father having such a son!" "Oh my poor father!" sobbed out Maggie.

"How glad I am you are dead before this disgrace came upon us!" "You may well say disgrace.

You're a good girl yourself, Maggie.


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