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The Claverings

CHAPTER XIII
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She would much rather that he should have remained in Italy.

And though, when all alone in Bolton Street, she had in her desolation welcomed his sister Sophie, she would have preferred that Sophie should not have come to her, claiming to renew their friendship.

But with the count she would hold no communion now, even though he should find his way into the room.
A few minutes passed before the servant returned, and then he brought a note with him.

As the door opened Lady Ongar rose, ready to leave the room by another passage; but she took the note and read it.

It was as follows: "I cannot understand why you should refuse to see me, and I feel aggrieved.


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