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The Voyage Out

CHAPTER IX
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But Miss Umpleby--why did she grow roses ?" "Ah, poor thing," said Mrs.Thornbury, "that's a long story.

She had gone through dreadful sorrows.

At one time I think she would have lost her senses if it hadn't been for her garden.

The soil was very much against her--a blessing in disguise; she had to be up at dawn--out in all weathers.

And then there are creatures that eat roses.


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