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The Morgesons

CHAPTER IX
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I devoured its pages, and for the only time in that year of Barmouth life, I forgot my own wants and woes.

She saw my interest in the book when she came back, and coaxed it from me, offering me more cake, which I accepted.

She told me that she had known father for years, and that he kept his horse at the inn stables, and dined with her.

"But I never knew that he had a daughter," she continued.

"Are you the only child ?" "I have a sister," and after a moment remembered that I had a brother, too; but did not think it a fact necessary to mention.
"I have no children." "But you have novels to read." She laughed, and by the time father returned we were quite chatty.
After dinner I asked him to go to some shops with me.


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