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From the Housetops

CHAPTER VI
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You were not to have a millstone about your neck in the shape of a selfish, unsacrificing wife.

What rot! From the bottom of my heart, Braden,--if you will grant me a heart,--I hope and pray that you may go to the head of your profession, that you may be a great and good man.

I do not ask you to believe me when I say that I love you, and always--" "For God's sake, don't ask me to believe it! Don't add to the degradation you are piling up for yourself.

Spare yourself that miserable confession.
It is quite unnecessary to lie to me, Anne." "Lie?
I am telling you the truth, Braden.

I do love you.


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