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Sandra Belloni

CHAPTER IV
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One thing was certain: Mrs.
Chump had never been seen at Brookfield.

"She never shall be, save by the servants," said the ladies.
Emilia, not unmarked of Mr.Pericles, had gone over to Wilfrid once or twice, to ask him if haply he disapproved of anything she had done.
Mr.Pericles shrugged, and went "Ah!" as who should say, "This must be stopped." Adela now came to her and caught her hand, showering sweet whispers on her, and bidding her go to her harp and do her best.

"We love you; we all love you!" was her parting instigation.
The quartett was abandoned.

Arabella had departed with a firm countenance to combat Mrs.Chump.
Emilia sat by her harp.

The saloon was critically still; so still that Adela fancied she heard a faint Irish protest from the parlour.


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