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Mary Anerley

CHAPTER XIV
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And what did you show me in your drawer, dear mother?
And what did you wear when that very cruel man, Captain Carroway, came here to dine on Sunday ?" "You wicked, undutiful child! Go away! I wish to have nothing more to say to you." "No, I will not go away," cried Mary, with her resolute spirit in her eyes and brow; "when false and cruel charges are brought against me, I have the right to speak, and I will use it.

I am not hand in glove with Robin Lyth, or any other Robin.

I think a little more of myself than that.

If I have done any wrong, I will meet it, and be sorry, and submit to any punishment.

I ought to have told you before, perhaps; that is the worst you can say of it.


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