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Mary Gray

CHAPTER III
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The children--I have two living--are not very strong, any more than Mildred.

We put all we could into the venture of taking the house.
It was our bid for fortune." "I wouldn't approve of it in a general way," said Lady Anne.

"Still, it has turned out well.

Will your wife be at home to-morrow afternoon?
I should like to call upon her." "She will be delighted." Dr.Carruthers was regaining his self-control.

He knew that the presence of Lady Anne's barouche at his door for an hour in the afternoon would be more potent in opening doors to him than if he had made the most brilliant cure on record.
Mary was with Lady Anne next day when she went to call on Mrs.
Carruthers.


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