MOTHER-IN-LAW’S CHARACTER
44
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CHAPTER X.
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RUTH’S COUNTRY HOME
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47
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CHAPTER XI.
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RUTH AND DAISY
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50
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CHAPTER XII.
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THE OLD FOLKS FOLLOW THE YOUNG COUPLE—AN ENTERTAINING DIALOGUE
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52
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CHAPTER XIII.
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THE OLD LADY’S SURREPTITIOUS VISIT TO RUTH’S, AND HER ENCOUNTER WITH DINAH
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55
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CHAPTER XIV.
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THE OLD LADY SEARCHES THE HOUSE—WHAT SHE FINDS
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59
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CHAPTER XV.
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THE OLD DOCTOR MEDDLES WITH HARRY’S FARMING ARRANGEMENTS
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63
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CHAPTER XVI.
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LITTLE DAISY’S REVERIE—HER STRANGE PLAYFELLOW
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65
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CHAPTER XVII.
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“PAT” MUTINIES
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67
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CHAPTER XVIII.
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A GROWL FROM THE OLD LADY
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69
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CHAPTER XIX.
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DAISY’S GLEE AT THE FIRST SLEIGH-RIDE
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72
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CHAPTER XX.
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DAISY’S ILLNESS—THE OLD DOCTOR REFUSES TO COME
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74
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CHAPTER XXI.
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DINAH’S WARNING—HARRY GOES AGAIN FOR THE DOCTOR
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78
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CHAPTER XXII.
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THE OLD DOCTOR ARRIVES TOO LATE
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81
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CHAPTER XXIII.
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“THE GLEN” DESERTED—THE OLD DOCTOR’S AND HIS WIFE’S VERSION OF THE CAUSE OF DAISY’S DEATH—MRS. JONES GIVES HER OPINION
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85
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CHAPTER XXIV.
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ANNIVERSARY OF DAISY’S DEATH—RUTH’S REVERIE—LITTLE KATY’S REQUEST
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90
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CHAPTER XXV.
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HOTEL LIFE—A NEW FRIEND
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93
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CHAPTER XXVI.
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THE FALL OF THE LEAF—HARRY’S ILLNESS—THE LONELY WATCHER
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97
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CHAPTER XXVII.
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ARRIVAL OF THE OLD DOCTOR AND HIS WIFE
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102
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CHAPTER XXVIII.
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THE OLD DOCTOR’S ANNOUNCEMENT—HARRY’S DEATH
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105
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CHAPTER XXIX.
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HYACINTH’S SENSIBILITIES SHOCKED
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110
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CHAPTER XXX.
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MISS SKINLIN
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114
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CHAPTER XXXI.
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HARRY’S FUNERAL
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120
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CHAPTER XXXII.
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A SERVANT’S DEVOTION
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123
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CHAPTER XXXIII.
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BICKERINGS OF THE FATHER AND FATHER-IN-LAW—DISPUTE ABOUT THE SUPPORT OF THE CHILDREN
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125
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CHAPTER XXXIV.
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RUTH RECEIVES A VISIT FROM HER FATHER—HE INSISTS ON HER GIVING UP HER CHILDREN TO THE OLD DOCTOR—RUTH’S REFUSAL
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128
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CHAPTER XXXV.
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THE OLD LADY, ENRAGED, PROPOSES A COMPROMISE—MR. ELLET IS FORCED TO ACCEDE
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