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Uncle Silas

CHAPTER XIX
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I told him what he ought to do, and offered to open my purse for the purpose; but he would not, or _did_ not; indeed, he _never_ took my advice; he followed his own, and a foul and dismal shoal he has drifted on.

It is not for his sake--why should I ?-that I have longed and laboured to remove the disgraceful slur under which his ill-fortune has thrown us.

He troubles himself little about it, I believe--he's meek, meeker than I.He cares less about his children than I about you, Maud; he is selfishly sunk in futurity--a feeble visionary.

I am not so.

I believe it to be a duty to take care of others beside myself.


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