CHAPTER 9
o, said Maggie, earnestly, looking at Dr Kenn old ory in t s of implicit revelation e transiently - on a miles journey, pering by ty of a ranger to keep alive therhood.
Dr Kenns ear and eye took in all t th meaning.
`I understand, rigo go. But t prevent our meeting again, I prevent my knoter, if I can be of any service to you.
out urned away.
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t in tiful eyes.
It may be surprising t Maggie, among absent noructing to more elated on a day e of so many looks and smiles, toget satisfactory consciousness tall beauty, cro of ten everyty. If t state of mind could ed, o ep at , offering ion near and distant, ies of culture at tronger ty - passion, and affection, and long deep memories of early discipline and effort, of early claims on y; and tream of vanity along and mingled imperceptibly s force today, under ts and inward impulses broug week.
P spoken to tacles bet - but old everyto Lucy, Maggie, being informed t give t to eaco ing feelings oo great for Maggie to say mucriump revelation, and Lucy could stle more t t of oms getting triving. tails of preparation for to usurp Lucys attention for t fes t o rouse deeper feelings. Po t Maggie e conversation to figtle interference.
But oget home, Lucy said,
`You must give up going to stay Moss ter tomorroe a note to ell it off at my request and Ill send t. S be displeased - youll y