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with the other denigrisi 2 sunday cross-grained people who find their
court she teit that 1 Te “rmml pleasure in iooking on the dark
demanded some spec ll\ d_ visit side and searching for the flaws in
effort. But Mrs. C0\“'¢ HD S I H everythinx. She refused to allow
had piungwl her "ilu h°9°° Chloe to earn her own living. No
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evex done such n reprehensible
thing and Miss_ Se}ina's pride would
not permit ii. Also, Chloe did pra-
cticqily all the housework, saved
the cost of a maid, and why ehouid
she not show her gi-a"t`5iude in this
useui manner? '
All :mentions by the youth . of
Harcourt were frowned upon and
the persistent were routed with icy
firmness. Even friendships were
discouraged. Chloe was not allowed
to return hospitality and was too
independent to accept it on those
terms. Gradually sine dropped out
oi! everything, and became an auto-
maton, periorlning her tasks in
‘an unnatural silence and living en-
tirely with her books and her
girls
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