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Rhoda Fleming

CHAPTER VI
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It is possible that Margaret and Edward conveyed to one another as sharp a sting as envenomed lovers attempt.

Gossip had once betrothed them, but was now at fault.

The lady had a small jointure, and lived partly with her uncle, Lord Elling, partly with Squire Blancove, her aunt's husband, and a little by herself, which was when she counted money in her purse, and chose to assert her independence.

She had a name in the world.

There is a fate attached to some women, from Helen of Troy downward, that blood is to be shed for them.


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