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The Squire of Sandal-Side

CHAPTER VII
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Eh?
What ?" The days were full of such strained conversations on various topics.
Harry could say nothing which Julius did not politely challenge by some doubtful inquiry.

Julius felt in every word and action of Harry's the authority of the heir, and the forbearance of a host tolerant to a guest.

He complained bitterly to Sophia of the position in which he was constantly put.

"Your father and brother have been examining timber, and looking at the out-houses this morning, and I understand they were discussing the building of a conservatory for Charlotte; but I was left out of the conversation entirely.

Is it fair, Sophia?
You and I are the next heirs, and just as likely to inherit as Harry.


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