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Roderick Hudson

CHAPTER XI
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This theory was not vitiated by something she said to him on the day before that on which Mrs.Hudson had arranged to leave Florence.
"Cousin Sarah, the other evening," she said, "asked you to please leave us.

I think she hardly knew what she was saying, and I hope you have not taken offense." "By no means; but I honestly believe that my leaving you would contribute greatly to Mrs.Hudson's comfort.

I can be your hidden providence, you know; I can watch you at a distance, and come upon the scene at critical moments." Miss Garland looked for a moment at the ground; and then, with sudden earnestness, "I beg you to come with us!" she said.
It need hardly be added that after this Rowland went with them..


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