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Gladys, the Reaper

CHAPTER XVIII
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But she stopped us and began telling us that she had been turned out of these doors, and would have the law on your father.

She was furious; talked of Netta and Howel, and your mother, and Paris, and the wedding, all in the same breath, and would not let us go on until we had heard all.

Neither of us spoke to her, but she stood at the horse's head and frightened me to death.' When they all went into the hall, they found that Mr Prothero was not there.

Gladys came in and said he was with her mistress, but had not mentioned Mrs Jenkins.
'I am afraid she has made my mistress worse, sir,' she said to Owen.
'She has been very faint ever since she left,' In truth she had made her worse, and when Dr Richards came to see her that afternoon, she was quite delirious.

He shook his head, and declared that she had brain fever, and that the utmost quiet and freedom from all excitement were necessary for her.


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