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Tracy Park

CHAPTER XXXII
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I had nearly forgotten that she sent her love and wants you to come there.

She is sick in bed, or was when I left.

She had a slight hemorrhage last night.

I think it was from her stomach, though, and so does mother, but father is scared to death, as he always is if Maude has a pain in her little finger.' 'Oh, Tom,' Jerrie said, recalling with a pang the thin face, the blue-veined hands, the tired look of the young girl at the station.

'Oh, Tom, why didn't you tell me before, so I could hurry and go to her;' and leaning over her tub Jerrie began to cry, while Tom looked curiously at her, wondering if she really cared so much for his sister.
'Don't cry, Jerrie,' he said, at last, very tenderly for him.


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