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My Lady Ludlow

CHAPTER XII
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They did not know I was there, and Mr.Smithson started a little when he saw me, as he must have been aware that I had overheard something.

But my lady did not change a muscle of her face.

All the world might overhear her kind, just, pure sayings, and she had no fear of their misconstruction.

She came up to me, and kissed me on the forehead, and then went to search for the required papers.
"I rode over the Connington farms yesterday, my lady.

I must say I was quite grieved to see the condition they are in; all the land that is not waste is utterly exhausted with working successive white crops.


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