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Mary Marston

CHAPTER LI
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You had no right to tempt her down to your level." "Is it degradation to earn one's own living ?" "You had nothing to do with her.

She would have done very well if you had but let her alone." "Excuse me, ma'am, but I have _some_ right in Letty.

I am sorry to have to assert it, but she would have been dead long ago if I had behaved to her as you would have me." "That was all her own fault." "I will not talk with you about it: you do not know the circumstances to which I refer.

I request to see Mr.Wardour.I have no time to waste in useless altercation." Mary was angry, and it did her good; it made her fitter to face the harder task before her.
That moment they heard the step of Godfrey approaching through a long passage in the rear.

His mother went into the parlor, leaving the door, which was close to where Mary stood, ajar.


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