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Bred in the Bone

CHAPTER XVI
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That last fault Richard willingly forgave her, since it worked to his advantage; and to the others he would have been more than human had he not been blind.

For Harry loved him.

She had never said so; he had never asked her to say so; but it was taken for granted on both sides.

They were thrown much together, for Dunloppel--a treasure-house, which proved richer and richer the more it yielded--monopolized the attention of both Trevethick and Solomon; they were in high good-humor, and not at all disposed for quarrel or suspicion.

Harry had always been the mistress of her own movements, and she went, as usual, whither she liked, and Richard went with her.
The spring was advancing, and brought its soft hues even to the barren moors of Gethin, and bathed its gray rocks in sunshine.


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