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Herb of Grace

CHAPTER XXXI
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The dear home people must forgive his seeming neglect, it said, for it was not possible for him to put in an appearance just yet.

He was arranging a troublesome affair for a friend that gave him a great deal of anxiety and worry.

He had been to Oxford, and might have to go down again, and he could not spare an hour for social duties.
"Oxford--I wonder if the business concerns his friend Cedric Templeton," observed Anna thoughtfully.

But Mrs.Herrick only looked grave and said she did not know, and that evidently Malcolm did not wish to enlighten them.

She spoke dispassionately and not in the least as though his reserve troubled her; but Anna was rather absent and distrait the rest of the day.


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