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From the Housetops

CHAPTER IX
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You are my sole and only, Mrs.Fenn can't persuade Rumsey to have a thing done to him, and Simmy Dodge refuses to break his neck for scientific purposes, so I've given up hope.

I shall take no more cases.

In a year I may come back from London and then I'll go snooping about for nice little persons like you who--" "Simmy Dodge says you are not living at your grandfather's house any longer," she broke, irrelevantly.
"I am at a hotel," he said, and no more.
"I see," she said, frowning very darkly for her.
He studied her face for a moment, and then arose from the chair beside her bed.

"You may be interested to hear that while I am invited to attend the wedding to-morrow afternoon I shall not be there," he said, divining her thoughts.
"I didn't like to ask," she said.

The nurse came into the room.


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