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CHAPTER X
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"My old friend has justified my opinion of him." "Thank God!" said Mrs.Vanstone, fervently.

"Did you feel it, love ?" she asked, as her husband arranged the sofa pillows--"did you feel it as painfully as I feared you would ?" "I had a duty to do, my dear--and I did it." After replying in those terms, he hesitated.

Apparently, he had something more to say--something, perhaps, on the subject of that passing uneasiness of mind which had been produced by his interview with Mr.Clare, and which Magdalen's questions had obliged him to acknowledge.

A look at his wife decided his doubts in the negative.

He only asked if she felt comfortable; and then turned away to leave the room.
"Must you go ?" she asked.
"I have a letter to write, my dear." "Anything about Frank ?" "No: to-morrow will do for that.


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