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The Butterfly House

CHAPTER IX
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She felt the little arm tremble in her clasp and her hand tightened upon it as a mother's might have done.
"Now, we have had enough of this," said she, "quite enough.

Margaret, you must positively go home at once.

I will take your suit-case, and return it to you to-morrow.

I shall be out driving.

You can get in without being seen, can't you ?" "I tell you both, I am going," said Margaret; "I cannot face what is before me." "All creation has to face what is before.


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