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The Emancipated

CHAPTER IV
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But I feel glad you know him.

He's a solid fellow, tremendously conscientious; just the things you would like in a man, no doubt.

Have you seen any of his paintings ?" Miriam shook her head absently, unable to find voice for the topic, which was remote from her thoughts.
"He's done fine things, great things.

I shall look him up, and we'll drink a bottle of wine together." He kept stroking Miriam's hand, a white hand with blue veins--a strong hand, though so delicately fashioned.

The touch of the wedding-ring again gave a new direction to his discursive thoughts.
"After this, shall you go back to that horrible hole in Lancashire ?" "I hope to go back home, certainly." "Home, home!" he muttered, impatiently.


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