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John Caldigate

CHAPTER XXXIII
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Unless you can tell me that you will love him as your son-in-law.' 'Not a word about him,' she repeated, in a harsher voice.

She felt that that promise should have been enough, and that in the present circumstances she should not have been invited to love the man she hated.

'Your father and I wish you for the next few months to come and live with us.' 'It is quite impossible,' said Hester, standing very upright, with a face altogether unlike that she had worn when kneeling at her mother's knees.
'You should listen to me.' 'Yes, I will listen.' 'There will be a trial.' 'Undoubtedly.

John, at least, seems to think so.

It is possible that these wicked people may give it up, or that they may have no money to go on; but I suppose there will be a trial.' 'The woman has bound herself to prosecute him.' 'Because she wants to get money.


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