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The Patrician

CHAPTER IX
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Lady Valleys wore a puzzled look, as if a little surprised that she felt serious.

Agatha looked frankly anxious.

She was in her quiet way a woman of much character, endowed with that natural piety, which accepts without questioning the established order in life and religion.
The world to her being home and family, she had a real, if gently expressed, horror of all that she instinctively felt to be subversive of this ideal.

People judged her a little quiet, dull, and narrow; they compared her to a hen for ever clucking round her chicks.

The streak of heroism that lay in her nature was not perhaps of patent order.


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