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The Honorable Miss

CHAPTER X
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This conjunction of two strong wills gave an immense sense of rest and harmony to the whole establishment.

No one knew particularly why they felt peaceful and satisfied, but this was the true cause.
After dinner, Mrs.Bertram saw Catherine by herself.

She called her into the big drawing-room; and while Loftus and Mabel accurately measured out a new tennis-court, asked her daughter many and various questions.
"She has really gone away, mother," said Catherine in conclusion.

"I went to the lodge early this morning, and Tester told me that she got up early, and took a bit of bread in her pocket; but she would not even wait for a cup of tea.

Tester said she was out of the house by six o'clock.


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