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Jacob’s Room

CHAPTER NINE
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But the noise of the voices served like a clapper in little Mrs.Withers's mind, scaring into the air blocks of small birds, and then they'd settle, and then she'd feel afraid, put one hand to her hair, bind both round her knees, and look up at Oliver Skelton nervously, and say: "Promise, PROMISE, you'll tell no one." ...

so considerate he was, so tender.

It was her husband's character that she discussed.

He was cold, she said.
Down upon them came the splendid Magdalen, brown, warm, voluminous, scarcely brushing the grass with her sandalled feet.

Her hair flew; pins seemed scarcely to attach the flying silks.


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