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A Life’s Morning

CHAPTER XI
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The two sat with him, and listened to his talk of bygone days.

Emily's face was flushed; she kept her eyes on Cheeseman as if his arrival were that of a long-hoped-for friend.

The visitor abounded in compliments to mother and daughter alike.

He ate, the while, with extreme heartiness, and at length drew from the table in the most effusive mood.
'Mrs.Hood,' he said, leaning forward, 'I owe you an apology, many apologies.

You and your good husband in times long past did me a service of a very substantial kind.


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