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By the Light of the Soul

CHAPTER X
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She showed a sort of vicious curiosity with regard to Maria's step-mother and all the new household arrangements, which Maria did not gratify.

She had too much loyalty, although she longed to say all that she thought to her aunt, being sure of a violent sympathizer.
"Well, I'll say one thing, she has fixed your clothes nice," said Aunt Maria.
"She didn't do it, it was Miss Barnes," replied Maria.

She could not help saying that much.

She did not want Aunt Maria to think her step-mother took better care of her wardrobe than her own mother had done.
"Good land! She didn't hire all these things made ?" said Aunt Maria.
"Yes'm." "Good land! I don't see how your father is going to stand it.

I'd like to know what your poor mother would have said ?" said Aunt Maria.
Then Maria's loyalty came to the front.


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