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The Squire of Sandal-Side

CHAPTER II
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We have not heard from Harry lately.

I think it worrits father a little, but he is never the one to show it.

Oh, how sweet this room is!" She was standing before the old-fashioned swivel mirror, that had reflected three generations,--a fair, bright girl, with the light and hope of youth in her face.

The old room, with its oak walls, immense bed, carved awmries, drawers, and cupboards, made a fine environment for so much life and color.

And yet there were touches in it that resembled her, and seemed to be the protest of the present with the past,--vivid green and scarlet masses of geranium and fuchsia in the latticed window, and a great pot of odorous flowers upon the hearthstone.


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