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Ships That Pass In The Night

CHAPTER XIII
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You have never spoken like this before." "No," he said; "but I have thought like this before.

All the hours you have left me lonely, I have been thinking like this, with my heart full of bitterness against you, until that little girl, that Little Brick came along." After that, it was some time before he spoke.

He was thinking of his Little Brick, and of all the pleasant hours he had spent with her, and of the kind, wise words she had spoken to him, an ignorant fellow.

She was something like a companion.
So he went on thinking, and Mrs.Reffold went on embroidering.

She was now feeling herself to be almost a heroine.


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