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By the Light of the Soul

CHAPTER XI
13/32

The wind had changed, and blew cold from the northwest.
Josephine was not very warmly clad.

She wore her white gown and apron, which Mrs.Edgham insisted upon, and which she resented.

She had that day felt a stronger sense of injury with regard to it, and counted upon telling her mother how mean and set up she thought it was for any lady as called herself a lady to make a girl wear a summer white dress in winter.

She shivered on her corner of waiting.
Josephine got more and more wroth.

Finally she decided to start in search of Maria and the baby.


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