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Aunt Jane’s Nieces

CHAPTER VII
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But she became more composed and obeyed the doctor's instructions with unwonted meekness.

Silas Watson arrived during the forenoon, and pressed her thin hand with real sympathy, for these two were friends despite the great difference in their temperaments.
"Shall I draw your will, Jane ?" he asked.

"No!" she snapped.

"I'm not going to die just yet, I assure you.

I shall live to carry out my plans, Silas." She did live, and grew better as the days wore on, although she never recovered the use of the paralyzed limb.
Each day Phibbs drew the invalid chair to the porch and old James lifted it to the garden walk, where his mistress might enjoy the flowers he so carefully and skillfully tended.


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