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The Debtor

CHAPTER IX
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You know that." She spoke with a certain pride.

She felt in her heart that a whimper from her little brother would be more than she herself could bear, and would also be more culpable than the offence for which he was being chastised.

She said that her brother never whimpered, and yet she listened with a little fear that he might.

But she need have had no apprehension.

Up in his bedroom, standing before his father in his little thin linen blouse, for he had pulled off his jacket without being told, directly when he had first entered the room, the little boy endured the storm of blows, not only without a whimper, but without a quiver.
Eddy stood quite erect.


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