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The Squire of Sandal-Side

CHAPTER IX
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Charlotte and mother must be worn out, and we can be useful at such a time.

I think, indeed, our proper place is there.

The affairs of the 'walks' and the farms must be attended to, and what will they do on quarter-day?
Of course Harry will not remain there.
It would be unkind, wrong, and in exceedingly bad taste." "Poor, dear father! And oh, Julius, what a disgrace to the family! A singer! How could Harry behave so shamefully to us all ?" "Harry never cared for any mortal but himself.

How disgracefully he behaved about our marriage; for this same woman's sake, I have no doubt.
You must remember that I disapproved of Harry from the very first.

The idea of terminating a _liaison_ of that kind with a marriage! Harry ought to be put out of decent society.


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