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The Iron Rule

CHAPTER IX
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Eleven--twelve--one o'clock, pealed on the ear of the watching mother, but he came not.

It was all in vain that her husband remonstrated with her.

His words passed her unheeded; and she remained waiting and watching, until near the hour of morning, but her waiting and watching were all in vain.
Two days passed--yet there came no tidings of the absent boy.

On the third day, Mrs.Howland received the following letter:-- "MY DEAR MOTHER:--I have left my home--forever! What is to become of me, I do not know.

But I can remain with you no longer.


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