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The Monctons: A Novel, Volume I

CHAPTER XV
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'We are not accountable for our likes or dislikes.

I hate the boy!' "I looked at her with defiance in my eyes, and she answered my look with a sharp blow on the cheek.

'Don't look at me, young dog, in that insolent way.

I have tamed prouder spirits than yours, and I'll tame yours yet.' "My mother gave her an angry glance, but said nothing, and we walked slowly on.

At last Dinah turned to her and said: "'Rachel, this should be a proud and joyful day to you.' "'In what respect, mother ?' "'Your rival's dead; you have gained your liberty, and Sir Alexander is free to choose another wife.


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