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Marcella

CHAPTER III
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Marcella stood by listening, her young shoulders somewhat stiffly set.

Her consciousness of her mother's respect and admiration for the man she was to marry was, oddly enough, never altogether pleasant to her.

It brought with it a certain discomfort, a certain wish to argue things out.
Hallin and Aldous parted with Frank Leven at Mellor gate, and turned homeward together under a starry heaven already whitening to the coming moon.
"Do you know that man Wharton is getting an extraordinary hold upon the London working men ?" said Hallin.

"I have heard him tell that story of the game-preserving before.

He was speaking for one of the Radical candidates at Hackney, and I happened to be there.


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