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The Emancipated

CHAPTER I
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And as for brains, why, I have scarcely known a man who so impressed me with a sense of his ability.
But you could see that he was doomed from his cradle.

Strongly like his sister in face." "I'm afraid the thought of him troubles her a good deal." "She looks ill." "Yes; we are uneasy about her," said Spence.

Then, with a burst of impatience: "There's no getting her mind away from that pestilent Bartles.

What do you think she is projecting now?
It appears that the Dissenters of Bartles are troubled concerning their chapel; it isn't large enough.

So Miriam proposes to pull down her own house, and build them a chapel on the site, of course at her own expense.


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