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The Whirlpool

CHAPTER 5
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He knew then that I was glad he couldn't carry out his purpose.

He looked at me as he never had done before--a look of surprise and estrangement.

I shall always see that look on his face.' Harvey talked in the strain of solace, feeling how extraordinary was his position, and that of all men he had least fitness for such an office.

It relieved him when, without undue abruptness, he could pass to the practical urgencies of the case.

Were Wager's children still in the house?
Alas! they were, and Mrs.Abbott knew not what to do about them.
'You can't think of anyone who would take them--for a day or two, even ?' Among her acquaintances there was not one of whom she could venture to ask such a service.


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