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Coralie

CHAPTER V
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He told me something I had not heard from Coralie--that there had been some slight misunderstanding between father and son.

He asked me if I would join the ladies, who were in the drawing-room.

I was only too pleased.
"Lady Thesiger was Sir Barnard's confidant.

He consulted her about everything--indeed, we were such near and dear friends that you must forgive me if I cannot look upon you as a stranger." Entering a very pretty drawing-room, long low and old-fashioned, I saw two ladies, one a matron, the other a lovely young girl.

Sir John introduced me to his wife and then to Agatha, his daughter.
Looking up, I saw my fate.


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