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Melbourne House, Volume 2

CHAPTER VI
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At any rate Daisy submitted peaceably to the necessity; put her arm over the doctor's shoulder to support herself and laid her head down; though not to sleep.

She watched everything that was going on now.

What a roomful of weary and impatient people they were! packed like cattle in a pen, for closeness; and how the rain poured and beat outside the house! The shelter was something to be thankful for, and yet how unthankful everybody looked.

Some of the gentlemen shewed calm fortitude under their trials; but the poor ladies' chagrined faces said that days of pleasure were misnamed.

Alexander Fish had gone to sleep; Ransom looked cross; Preston as usual gentlemanly, though bored.


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