Life and Death of Harriett Frean by May Sinclair
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that."
"I suppose that's a dig at my parents." "I never said anything about your parents." "I know the things you think about my father." "Well--I daresay he thinks things about me." "He thinks you were always an incurable old maid, my dear." "Did he think my father was an old maid?" "I never heard him say one unkind word about your father." "I should hope not, indeed." "Unkind things were said. Not by him. Though he might have been forgiven----" "I don't know what you mean. But all my father's creditors were paid in full. You know that." "I didn't know it." "You know it now. Was your father one of them?" "No. It was as bad for him as if he had been, though." |
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