[Pembroke by Mary E. Wilkins Freeman]@TWC D-Link bookPembroke CHAPTER XIV 24/44
There's no use talking, I am going." "You needn't come home again, then," said her father. "Oh, Cephas!" Sarah cried out.
"Charlotte, don't go against your father's wishes! Charlotte!" But Charlotte shut the door and hurried up-stairs to her room.
Her mother followed her, trembling.
Cephas sat still, dangling his stocking-feet clear of the floor.
He had an ugly look on his face. Presently he heard the two women coming down-stairs, and his wife's sobbing, pleading voice; then he heard the parlor door shut; Charlotte had gone through the house, and out the front door. Sarah came in, sniffing piteously.
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