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The Broken Road

CHAPTER X
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He also drew some shame; for she might have been speaking, too, in pity for his distress.
"Mrs.Oliver," he said, with hesitation; and she stopped and turned to him.

"Perhaps I said more than I meant to say a few minutes ago.

I have not forgotten really that there is much for me to do in my own country; I have not forgotten that I can thank all of you here who have shown me so much kindness by more than mere words.

For I can help in Chiltistan--I can really help." Then came a smile upon Violet Oliver's face, and her eyes shone.
"That is how I would have you speak," she cried.

"I am glad.


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