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The March Family Trilogy

PART FIFTH
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In this character he remained in the car and let it carry him by the corner where he ought to have got out and gone home, and let it keep on with him to one of the farthermost tracks westward, where so much of the fighting was reported to have taken place.

But everything on the way was as quiet as on the East Side.
Suddenly the car stopped with so quick a turn of the brake that he was half thrown from his seat, and the policeman jumped down from the platform and ran forward.
IV Dryfoos sat at breakfast that morning with Mrs.Mandel as usual to pour out his coffee.

Conrad had gone down-town; the two girls lay abed much later than their father breakfasted, and their mother had gradually grown too feeble to come down till lunch.

Suddenly Christine appeared at the door.

Her face was white to the edges of her lips, and her eyes were blazing.
"Look here, father! Have you been saying anything to Mr.Beaton ?" The old man looked up at her across his coffee-cup through his frowning brows.


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