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The Country House

CHAPTER IX
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He was in a condition bordering on delirium tremens, and Mrs.Bellew was obliged to keep him for the night.

'I could not,' she said to me, 'have refused a dog in such a state.' The visit lasted until this afternoon--in fact, the man had only just gone when I arrived.

It is a piece of irony, of which I must explain to you the importance.

I think I told you that the law of divorce is based on certain principles.

One of these excludes any forgiveness of offences by the party moving for a divorce.


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