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The Portion of Labor

CHAPTER XI
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It seemed to him monstrous and incredible that he had a child as beautiful and altogether wonderful as that, and could not buy the whole stock for her if she wanted it.

He had never in his whole life wanted anything for himself that he could not have, enough to give him pain, but he wanted for his child with a longing that was a passion.

Her little desires seemed to him the most important and sacred needs in the whole world.

He watched her with pity and admiration, and shame at his own impotence of love to give her all.
But Ellen knew nothing of it.

She was radiant.


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