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Scenes of Clerical Life

CHAPTER 12
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There is no need for them to leave the Manor when they are married.

The little monkey is quite old enough.

It would be pretty to see her a matron, with a baby about the size of a kitten in her arms.' 'I think that system of waiting is always bad.

And if I can further any settlement you would like to make on Caterina, I shall be delighted to carry out your wishes.' 'My dear boy, that's very good of you; but Maynard will have enough; and from what I know of him--and I know him well--I think he would rather provide for Caterina himself.

However, now you have put this matter into my head, I begin to blame myself for not having thought of it before.
I've been so wrapt up in Beatrice and you, you rascal, that I had really forgotten poor Maynard.


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