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Jacob’s Room

CHAPTER FOUR
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Her vivacity had left her.

Her hawk nose was thin as a bleached bone through which you almost see the light.

Her hands, lying on the reins in her lap, were firm even in repose.

The upper lip was cut so short that it raised itself almost in a sneer from the front teeth.

Her mind skimmed leagues where Mrs.Pascoe's mind adhered to its solitary patch.


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