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The Baronet’s Bride

CHAPTER IV
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In half an hour the carriages will start for the church.

You will find us all in the nursery." She was sweeping proudly away in silent anger, but the baronet strode after her and caught her arm.
"You will know this!" he said, huskily.

"Olivia, Olivia! you are cruel to yourself and to me, but you shall hear--part, at least.

I warn you, however, you will be no happier for knowing." "Go on," she said, steadily.
He turned from her, walked to the window, and kept his back to her while he spoke.
"You have no faith in fortune-tellers, clairvoyants, astrologers, and the like, have you, Olivia ?" "Most certainly not!" "Then what I have to say will scarcely trouble you as it troubles me--for I believe; and the prediction of an astrologer has ruined my peace for the past month." "Is that all?
The mountain in labor has brought forth a mouse.

My dear Sir Jasper, how can you be so simply credulous ?" "I knew you would laugh," said Sir Jasper, moodily; "I said so.


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