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Mrs. Warren’s Daughter

CHAPTER V
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He died--I heard--in a mine accident.
I am not poorly off for a Welsh clergyman.

My mother--a Price of Ystrwy--wanted me to go into the Church and prevailed on your grandfather to send me first to Malvern and next to Cambridge.

It was at Cambridge that I met your comrade's father--Sam Gardner, I mean.

He was rather wild in his college days and to tell you the truth, I never cared to keep up with him much--he had such very rowdy friends.

My mother died while I was at Cambridge and in his later years your grandfather married again--his housekeeper--and rather muddled his affairs, because at one time he was quite well off.
After I was ordained he purchased for me the advowson of this living.


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