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CHAPTER LXIII
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The young woman listened intently.
"You don't think I ought to increase the allowance ?" she asked.
"Why should you ?" he replied.

"Alfred's father still allows him the six hundred, and Alfred has promised solemnly that he will never mention to his wife the thousand you allow him.

I don't think he will, because he is afraid she would stop it in some way.

As it is, she knows nothing more than that six hundred dollars seems to go a very great way.

Your income is large; but I think a thousand dollars for the support of two utterly useless people is quite as much as you are called upon to pay, although one of them is your cousin, and the other my niece." They went on to talk of many things.


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