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Cap’n Warren’s Wards

CHAPTER IX
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He was beginning to hope, to believe once more in his judgment of character; and yet, with his hope and growing joy, there was a trifle of anxiety.
"I have learned," went on his niece, "that I was mistaken.

I can't understand yet why you wished to wait before saying yes, but I do know that it must have been neither because you were unkind nor ungenerous.
I have just come from those poor people, and they have told me everything." Captain Elisha started.

"What did they tell you ?" he asked, quickly.
"Who told you ?" "Annie and her mother.

They told me what you had done and were doing for them.

How kind you had been all through the illness and to-day.


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