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The Tenant of Wildfell Hall

CHAPTER XXV
12/16

He says he is glad to be home again, and God knows how glad I am to get him back, even as he is.

He lies on the sofa, nearly all day long; and I play and sing to him for hours together.

I write his letters for him, and get him everything he wants; and sometimes I read to him, and sometimes I talk, and sometimes only sit by him and soothe him with silent caresses.

I know he does not deserve it; and I fear I am spoiling him; but this once, I will forgive him, freely and entirely.

I will shame him into virtue if I can, and I will never let him leave me again.
He is pleased with my attentions--it may be, grateful for them.


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