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The Newcomes

CHAPTER X
19/28

You would not have me be such a brute as to order him not to attend my own grandson?
I forbid you to go to Anne's house.

You will send one of the men every day to inquire.

Let the groom go--yes, Charles--he will not go into the house.

He will ring the bell and wait outside.

He had better ring the bell at the area--I suppose there is an area--and speak to the servants through the bars, and bring us word how Alfred is." Poor Pincushion felt fresh compunctions; she had met the children, and kissed the baby, and held kind Ethel's hand in hers, that day, as she was out in her chair.


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