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Framley Parsonage

CHAPTER XI
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We won't allow you to make a hermit of yourself.

But the truth is, Miss Robarts, you don't know us yet, and therefore you are not quite happy among us." "Oh! yes, I am; you are all very good to me." "You must let us be good to you.

At any rate, you must let me be so.
You know, don't you, that Mark and I have been dear friends since we were seven years old.

His wife has been my sister's dearest friend almost as long; and now that you are with them, you must be a dear friend too.

You won't refuse the offer, will you ?" "Oh, no," she said, quite in a whisper; and, indeed, she could hardly raise her voice above a whisper, fearing that tears would fall from her tell-tale eyes.
"Dr.and Mrs.Grantly will have gone in a couple of days, and then we must get you down here.


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