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Marcella

CHAPTER XI
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I shall say to myself, if I had not been thinking about my own selfish affairs--about getting married--about the straw-plaiting--I might have seen what was going on.

I might have saved these people, who have been my friends--my _real_ friends--from this horror." She drew her hands away and fell back on the sofa, pressing her handkerchief to her eyes.

"If you had seen her this morning!" she said in a strangled voice.

"She was saying, 'Oh, miss, if they do find him guilty, they can't hang him--not my poor deformed Jim, that never had a chance of being like the others.

Oh, we'll beg so hard.


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