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Mary Gray

CHAPTER IV
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"_Ah, le beau temps passe!_" The expression on Mary's face recalled to Lady Anne the one romantic passion of her life, which had come to her after widowhood had put an end to a marriage in which esteem and liking for an elderly husband had taken the place of love.
"You must excuse me, Anne." A monotonous, important voice broke into Lady Anne's dream like a harsh discord, shattering it to atoms.
"You must excuse me.

I've been interviewing my gardener.

In your town life you are spared much.

Considering the size of the gardens here and the labour I pay for, the yield is far too little.

I expect the gardens to pay for themselves, and send the fruit to market.


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