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Uncle Max

CHAPTER XI
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You must not move the flowers or replace the blind on any pretext whatever.

She must be comforted in spite of herself.

She reminds me of some passionate child who breaks all its toys because some wish has been denied.

We are sorry for the child's disappointment, but a wise parent would inflict punishment for the fit of passion.' Miss Locke sighed; her mouth twitched with repressed emotion.

She was evidently an affectionate, reticent woman, who found it difficult to express her feelings.
'I am keeping you standing all this time,' she said apologetically, 'and I might have asked you to sit down a minute in our little kitchen.


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