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CHAPTER IX
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Her mother only came a few feet within the door now and then; if obliged by Alice to sit down, she did so on the edge of a chair as near to the door as possible.

Most of her time Mrs.Mutimer still spent in the kitchen.

She had resolutely refused to keep more than one servant, and everything that servant did she all Alice's objections she opposed an obstinate silence.

What herself performed over again, even to the making of beds.

To was the poor woman to do?
She had never in her life read more than an occasional paragraph of police news, and could not be expected to take up literature at her age.


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