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A Young Girl’s Wooing

CHAPTER IV
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He saw that his wife's indulgence tended to confirm her sister's lack of energy, and that it would be best for Madge to spend the next few years with one who had regained her health by wise endeavor.

Mrs.Muir soon saw everything as her husband viewed it, and the young girl prepared for a new world and a new life.
It was indeed a wise decision.

There could be no more aimless drifting and brooding.

A telegram to Mr.Wayland brought immediate acquiescence in the project, which was arranged more in detail by letters.

Madge strove in every possible way to fit herself for the journey, and was surprised at her success.


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