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The Tenant of Wildfell Hall

CHAPTER XII
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I rose, nevertheless, and went out; not to look after the farm, though that would serve as my excuse, but to cool my brain, and regain, if possible, a sufficient degree of composure to meet the family at the morning meal without exciting inconvenient remarks.

If I got a wetting, that, in conjunction with a pretended over-exertion before breakfast, might excuse my sudden loss of appetite; and if a cold ensued, the severer the better--it would help to account for the sullen moods and moping melancholy likely to cloud my brow for long enough..


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