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The Whirlpool

CHAPTER 9
19/37

The careless liking with which he had always regarded her was now infused with respect; he became gravely attentive, and answered in a softer voice.
'She was embittered at first, but is overcoming it.

To tell you the truth, I think she will benefit by this trial.

I don't like the words that are so often used in cant; I don't believe that misery does any good to most people--indeed, I know very well that it generally does harm.

But Mrs.Abbott seems to be an exception; she has a good deal of character; and there were circumstances--well, I will only say that she faces the change in her life very bravely.' 'I do wish I knew her.

But I daren't ask that.


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