[The Morgesons by Elizabeth Stoddard]@TWC D-Link bookThe Morgesons CHAPTER VI 11/11
At the end of the week my curiosity regarding my new position was quenched, and I dropped into the depths of my first wretchedness.
I frantically demanded of father, who had stopped to see me on his way to Milford, to be taken home.
He firmly resisted me. Once a month, I should go home and spend a Sunday, if I chose, and he would come to Barmouth every week. My agitation and despair clouded his face for a moment, then it cleared, and pinching my chin, he said, "Why don't you look like your mother ?" "But she _is_ like her mother," said Aunt Merce. "Well, Cassy, good-by"; and he gave me a kiss with cruel nonchalance. I knew my year must be stayed out..
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