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No. 13 Washington Square

CHAPTER XIV
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That, with what Judge Harvey and William can smuggle in, should keep us provided for." Mr.Pyecroft's suggestion was approved by the majority.

As an addendum to his proposal Matilda was ordered to answer the bell whenever rung; if she did not, with the knowledge abroad that she was in the house, a dangerous suspicion might be aroused.

But she should be careful when she went to the door, very careful.
Matilda was driven forth to make the purchases; Mr.Pyecroft, under Jack's guidance, went below to forage for the anaesthetic of immediate crumbs; and Mary, tender-heartedly, remained behind to relieve the tedium of and give comfort to the invalid.

She straightened up the room a bit; urged the patient to eat, to no avail; then went out of the room for a minute, and reappeared with a book.
"I'm going to read to you, Angelica," she announced, in a loud yet nursey voice.

"I suppose your taste in books is about the same as your sister's.


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