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An Unsocial Socialist

CHAPTER II
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But you must not let him throw Henrietta on my hands again." "Mad! Does he think he can shirk his responsibility to his wife because she is my daughter?
Does he think, because his mother's father was a baronet, that he can put Henrietta aside the moment her society palls on him ?" "Oh, it's nothing of that sort.

He never thought of us.

But I will make him think of us," said Mr.Jansenius, raising his voice in great agitation.

"He shall answer for it." Just then Henrietta returned, and saw her father moving excitedly to and fro, repeating, "He shall answer to me for this.

He shall answer for it." Mrs.Jansenius frowned at her daughter to remain silent, and said soothingly, "Don't lose your temper, John." "But I will lose my temper.


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