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The Claverings

CHAPTER II
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She had given him up, not with disdainful rejection, nor with contempt in her eye, or censure in her voice, not with diminution of love or of outward respect.

She had given him up as a man abandons his attempts to make his favorite dog take the water.

He would fain that the dog he loves should dash into the stream as other dogs will do.

It is, to his thinking, a noble instinct in a dog.

But his dog dreads the water.


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