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Garman and Worse

CHAPTER V
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Uncle Richard laughed heartily as he thanked Worse, while they were going downstairs, for having joined in so opportunely.

Worse himself could not help a laugh, in which all joined, except Aalbom and his wife, who were too much annoyed to do so.
Rachel was quite astonished at the anxiety displayed by her father when Worse began to speak.

She had herself once or twice heard him take part in a discussion, and had been surprised at the way in which his feelings suddenly seemed to get the better of him.

There was, it is true, an originality in his views; but for all that there was no reason why he should be silent, and she thought it mean of Jacob Worse to allow himself to be put down so easily.
During dinner Pastor Martens had made several attempts to state his views on the subject, but hitherto without success.

The others were too much taken up with their new and interesting guest, and besides, his neighbour fully engrossed his attention.


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