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The Trials of the Soldier’s Wife

CHAPTER NINETEENTH
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He left me to defend you from the enemy--left his wife and children to starve and suffer, for the purpose of aiding in that holy cause we are now engaged in conflict for.

For his sake, if for no other, give me the means of saving my child." He did not reply to her passionate words, but simply rang a bell that stood on the table before which he was seated.

His clerk answered the summons.
"If you vont quit mithout my making you," he observed to Mrs.
Wentworth in a brutal tone, "I must send for a police officer to take away.

Gootness," he continued, speaking to himself, "I pelieve te voman is mat." "Save yourself the trouble," she replied, "I will leave.

I am not yet mad," she added.


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