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An Unsocial Socialist

CHAPTER VI
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"Every care shall be taken of her.

The children can stay too." "Three cheers for moral science!" cried Smilash, ecstatically breaking into the outrageous dialect he had forgotten in his wrath.

"Wot was my words to you, neighbor, when I said we should bring your missus to the college, and you said, ironical-like, 'Aye, and bloomin' glad they'll be to see us there.' Did I not say to you that the lady had a noble 'art, and would show it when put to the test by sech a calamity as this ?" "Why should you bring my hasty words up again' me now, master, when the lady has been so kind ?" said the man with emotion.

"I am humbly grateful to you, Miss; and so is Bess.

We are sensible of the ill-convenience we--" Miss Wilson, who had been conferring with the housekeeper, cut his speech short by ordering him to carry his wife to bed, which he did with the assistance of Smilash, now jubilant.


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