[The Measure of a Man by Amelia Edith Huddleston Barr]@TWC D-Link bookThe Measure of a Man CHAPTER X 8/56
People are welcome to say whatever they like when I am not present to be annoyed by their evil suspicions." "She told me to ask you what was said and I trust you will tell me." "I will.
You remember that I had a whole society of women in the parlors and I could only give you a short farewell; but I was much grieved to send you away with such a brooding sorrow in your heart.
The next day I was putting the house in order and writing to you and I did not go out. But on the morning of the third day I determined to visit my mother and to call at Hatton Hall as I returned home. "I did not have a pleasant visit at Harlow.
Since mother has begun to save money, she has lost all interest in any other subject.
I told her how affairs were between us, and though she had hitherto been rabidly in favor of no children she appeared that morning indifferent to everything but the loss of a brood of young chickens which some animal had eaten or carried off.
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