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Ruth

CHAPTER IV
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She pressed it between both of hers, as she rapidly poured out questions.

Mr Bellingham was not altogether comfortable at seeing one whom he had already begun to appropriate as his own, so tenderly familiar with a hard-featured, meanly-dressed day-labourer.

He sauntered to the window, and looked out into the grass-grown farm-yard; but he could not help overhearing some of the conversation, which seemed to him carried on too much in the tone of equality.

"And who's yon ?" asked the old labourer at last.

"Is he your sweetheart?
Your missis's son, I reckon.


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