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The Three Clerks

CHAPTER IV
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It left his brain untouched, but punished his nose.
Mrs.Woodward had seen her uncle but once since she had become a widow.

He had then come up to London to attack the Admiralty at close quarters, and had sojourned for three or four days at Surbiton Cottage.

This was now some ten years since, and the girls had forgotten even what he was like.

Great preparations were made for him.

Though the summer had nearly commenced, a large fire was kept burning in his bedroom--his bed was newly hung with new curtains; two feather beds were piled on each other, and everything was done which five women could think desirable to relieve the ailings of suffering age.


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