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The Gentleman From Indiana

CHAPTER II
19/27

We must lie upon the bed that we have made, nor can Providence change its unalterable decrees." After the tragedy, the orator took a swallow of water, mopped his brow with the figured handkerchief and announced that a new point herewith presented itself for consideration.

The audience sank back with a gasp of release from the strain of attention.

Minnie Briscoe, leaning back, breathless like the others, became conscious that a tremor agitated her visitor.

Miss Sherwood had bent her head behind the shelter of the judge's broad shoulders; was shaking slightly and had covered her face with her hands.
"What is it, Helen ?" whispered Miss Briscoe, anxiously.

"What is it?
Is something the matter ?" "Nothing.


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