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The Claverings

CHAPTER XVI
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Then I'd pack up for the dear, dull, solemn old place though I was on the other side of Europe." "It will never be mine." "Probably not, and probably, therefore, I shall never be there again.
No; I can forgive an injury, but not an insult--not an insult such as that.

I will not go to Clavering; so, Harry, you may save your eloquence.

Hermione I shall be glad to see whenever she will come to me.
If you can persuade her to that, you will persuade her to a charity." "She goes nowhere, I think, without his--his--" "Without his permission.

Of course she does not.

That, I suppose, is all as it should be.


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