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Margret Howth
A Story of To-day

CHAPTER X
19/47

As for hand-shaking, my ideas may be peculiar as your own." "She measures her words," he said, as to himself; "her very eye-light is ruled by decorum; she is a machine, for work.

She has swept her child's heart clean of anger and revenge, even scorn for the wretch that sold himself for money.

There was nothing else to sweep out, was there ?"--bitterly,--"no friendships, such as weak women nurse and coddle into being,--or love, that they live in, and die for sometimes, in a silly way ?" "Unmanly!" "No, not unmanly.

Margret, let us be serious and calm.

It is no time to trifle or wear masks.


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