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A Life’s Morning

CHAPTER X
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All I have to say is that your father put into his pocket yesterday morning a ten-pound note of mine, which he found in a ledger he took out of my room.

He had to go to Hebsworth on business, and there he changed the note to buy himself a new hat; I have a witness of it.

When he came back hoof course had nothing to say about the money; in fact, he had stolen it.' She heard, and there came into her mind the story of Cheeseman's debt.
That was of ten pounds.

The purchase her father had been obliged to make, of that also she had heard.

Last night, and again this morning, her mother had incessantly marvelled at this money having been at length returned; it was an incredible thing, she had said; only the sight of the coins could convince her of its truth.


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