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Sally Dows and Other Stories

PART II
13/31

The intrigues of Southern statesmen were revealed in open expression, and echoed in California by those citizens of Southern birth and extraction who had long, held place, power, and opinion there.

There were rumors of secession, of California joining the South, or of her founding an independent Pacific Empire.

A note from "J.

E.Kirby" informed Mrs.
Bunker that she was to carefully retain any correspondence that might be in her hands until further orders, almost at the same time that Zephas as regretfully told her that his projected Southern trip had been suspended.

Mrs.Bunker was disappointed, and yet, in some singular conditions of her feelings, felt relieved that her meeting with Marion was postponed.


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