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Heart and Science

CHAPTER XXXIII
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He was left--with the education of a gentleman against him--between the two vulgar alternatives of turning her out by main force, or of yielding, and getting rid of her decently in that way.

At any other time, he would have flatly refused to lower himself to the level of a scandal-mongering woman, by entering on the subject.

In his present mood, if pacifying Mrs.Galilee, and ridding himself of Mrs.Gallilee, meant one and the same thing, he was ready, recklessly ready, to let her have her own way.

She heard the infamous story, which she had repeated to her lawyer; and she had Lemuel Benjulia's visit, and Mr.Morphew's contemplated attack on Vivisection, to thank for getting her information.
Mr.Mool waited, and waited in vain.

He reminded his client of what she had just said.
"You mentioned certain circumstances.


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