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Pembroke

CHAPTER III
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"You're tryin' to make out, as near as I can tell," said she, "that whatever my son has done wrong is due to what he's eat, and not to original sin.

I knew you had queer ideas, Cephas Barnard, but I didn't know you wa'n't sound in your faith.

What I want to know is, what has he done ?" Suddenly Charlotte sprang up, and pushed herself in between her father and Mrs.Thayer; she confronted Deborah, and compelled her to look at her.
"I'll tell you what he's done," she said, fiercely.

"I know what he's done; you listen to me.

He has done nothing--nothing that you've got to deal with him for.


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