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The Claverings

CHAPTER XI
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She had spoken truly in saying that the plan had originated with her husband; but since it had been suggested to her, she had not ceased to think of it, and to wish for it.
"Well, Harry, what do you say ?" she asked.
"I don't see that I have anything to say." "But I know you can help us.

When I was with her the last time she declared that you were the only one of us she ever wished to see again.
She meant to include me then especially, but of course she was not thinking of Archie.

I know you can help us if you will." "Am I to ask her to marry him ?" "Not exactly that; I don't think that would do any good.

But you might persuade her to come here.

I think she would come if you advised her; and then, after a bit you might say a good word for Archie." "Upon my word I could not." "Why not, Harry ?" "Because I know he would not make her happy.


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