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Mrs. Saumarez and Mr. Kennaston, also, were somewhat unenthusiastic in their parting. Kennaston could not feel quite at ease with Margaret, brazen it as he might with devil may carish flippancy; and Kathleen had by this an inkling as to how matters stood between Margaret and Billy, and was somewhat puzzled thereat, and loved the former in consequence no more than any Christian female is compelled to love the woman who, either unconsciously or with deliberation, purloins her ancient lover. MISSUS SOMBER AS AND MISTER CANNASTON ALSO WERE SOMEWHAT UNENTHUSIASTIC IN THEIR PARTING CANASTON COULD NOT FEEL QUITE AT EASE WITH MARGARET BRAZEN IT AS HE MIGHT WITH DEVIL MAY CARRIAGE FLIPPANCY AND KATHLEEN HAD BY THIS AN INKLING AS TO HOW MATTERS STOOD BETWEEN MARGARET AND BILLY AND WAS SOMEWHAT PUZZLED THEREAT AND LOVED THE FORMER IN CONSEQUENCE NO MORE THAN ANY CHRISTIAN FEMALE IS COMPELLED TO LOVE THE WOMAN WHO EITHER UNCONSCIOUSLY OR WITH DELIBERATION PURLOINS HER ANCIENT LOVER
ated and immoral life, my dear--instead of coming over here and upsetting everything." And again Mrs. Haggage rubbed her nose--indignantly. "He _didn't_!" said Margaret. "And I _can't_ take your money, beautiful! And I don't see how we can possibly come to stay with you." "Don't you argue with me!" Mrs. Haggage exhorted her. "I'm not in any temper to be argued with. I've spent the morning sewing bias stripes in a bias skirt--something which from a moral-ruining and resolution-overthrowing standpoint simply knocks the spots off Job. You'll take that money, and you'll come to me as soon as you can, and--God bless you, my dear!" And again Margaret was kissed. Altogether, it was a very osculatory morning for Miss Hugonin. Mr. Jukesbury's adieus, however, were more formal; and--I am sorry to say it--the old fellow went away wondering if the rich Mr. Woods might not conceivably be very grateful to the man who had saved his life and evince his gratitude in some agreeable and substantial form. NCTLY HEARING HE LED THE MOST DISSIPATED AND IMMORAL LIFE MY DEAR INSTEAD OF COMING OVER HERE AND UPSETTING EVERYTHING AND AGAIN MISSUS HAGGAGE RUBBED HER NOSE INDIGNANTLY HE DIDN'T SAID MARGARET AND I CAN'T TAKE YOUR MONEY BEAUTIFUL I DON'T SEE HOW HE CAN POSSIBLY COME TO STAY WITH YOU DON'T YOU ARGUE WITH ME MISSUS HAGGAGE EXHORTED HER I'M NOT IN ANY TEMPER TO BE ARGUED WITH I'VE SPENT THE MORNING SEWING BIAS STRIPES IN A BIAS SKIRT SOMETHING WHICH FROM A MORAL RUINING AND RESOLUTION OVERTHROWING STANDPOINT SIMPLY KNOCKS THE SPOTS OFF JOB YOU'LL TAKE THAT MONEY AND YOU'LL COME TO ME AS SOON AS YOU CAN AND GOD BLESS YOU MY DEAR AND AGAIN MARGARET WAS KISSED ALTOGETHER IT WAS A VERY OSCULATORY MOURNING FOR MISS YGUNAN MISTER JUKESBURY'S IDEAS HOWEVER WERE MORE FORMAL AND I AM SORRY TO SAY IT THE OLD FELLOW WENT AWAY WONDERING IF THE RICH MISTER WOODS MIGHT NOT CONCEIVABLY BE VERY GRATEFUL TO THE MAN WHO HAD SAVED HIS LIFE AND EVINCED HIS GRATITUDE IN SOME AGREEABLE AND SUBSTANTIAL FORM
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