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The Measure of a Man

CHAPTER VI
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Oh, mother, it was not altogether the words! It was the little tremors and coy unfoldings and sweet agitations of love revealing itself--it wakened in Jane's heart like a wandering rose.

And I saw this awakening of the woman, mother, and it was a wonderful sight." "John, you have had an experience that most men miss; be thankful for it." "I am, mother.

As long as I live, I will remember it." "Did you see Mrs.Harlow ?" "For a short time only.

She was much pleased at her daughter's choice.
She thought our marriage might disarrange some of her own plans, but she said Jane's happiness came before all other considerations." "Well, John, it is more than a few hours since you had that wonderful tea with cakes and honey.

You must have your proper eating, no matter what comes or goes.


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