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The Squire of Sandal-Side

CHAPTER VII
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It took them long solitary walks to the different "folds," and several times as far as Kendal together.

"Am I one of the family, or am I not ?" Julius would ask Sophia on such occasions; and then the discussion of this question separated them from it, sometimes for hours at a time.
Mrs.Sandal hardly perceived the growth of this domestic antagonism.
When Harry was at Seat-Sandal, she lived and moved and had her being in Harry.

His food and drink, and the multitude of his small comforts; his friends and amusements; the renovation of his linen and hosiery; his hopes and fears, and his promotion or marriage, were enough to fill the mother's heart.

She was by no means oblivious of Sophia's new interests, she only thought that they could be put aside until Harry's short visit was over; and Charlotte's sympathies were also with Harry.

"Julius and Sophia do not want them, mother," she said, "they are sufficient unto themselves.


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