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Mrs. Granger was a widow, and she admitted herself that the loss of Mr. Granger had made her very sympathetic. She told Mr. Anderson that she “understood,” and he firmly believed this, without exactly
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Mrs. Granger was a widow, and she admitted herself that the loss of Mr. Granger had made her very sympathetic. She told Mr. Anderson that she “understood,” and he firmly believed this, without exactly
Mr. Anderson had finished with women forever. And this resolve gave to his face a new and not unbecoming sternness; the…
In his pain and anger and humiliation he turned blindly to Mrs. Granger, the charming little lady who never laughed at …
When he came downstairs the next morning, Mrs. Brown regarded his strained and haggard face with profound interest, and…
On Saturday night Miss Selby did not appear at the little table. “Gone out to dinner,” he thought. Why shouldn’t she go…
It was impossible to break that silence without an intolerable sacrifice of pride. Yet, so very, very small a thing wou…
The old ladies had noticed this at once, and it pleased them. They saw Miss Selby and Mr. Anderson talking cheerfully t…
It did not rain the next day. On the contrary, it was as bright and blithe a day as ever dawned. There was no plausible…
The lovely little Miss Selby came from Boston, and the large and not unhandsome Mr. Anderson came from New York, and th…
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