Wylder's Hand
Wylder's Hand
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In the meantime, you must not plague poor Miss Radie withyour nonsense. She has too much already to trouble her, though of quiteanother sort. Good-night, foolish old Tamar. ' 'Oh, Master Stanley, it will take a deal to shake my mind; and if it beso, as I say, what's to be done next--what's to be done--oh, what _is_ tobe done?' 'I say good-night, old Tamar; and hold your tongue, do you see?' 'Oh, Master Stanley, Master Stanley! my poor child--my child that Inursed!--anything would be better than... this. Sooner or later judgmentwill overtake you, so sure as you persist in it. I heard what Miss Radiesaid; and is not it true--is not it cruel--is not it frightful to go on?' 'You don't seem to be aware, my good Tamar, that you have been talkingslander all this while, and might be sent to gaol for it. There, I'm notangry--only you're a fool. Good-night. ' He shook her hand, and jerked it from him with suppressed fury, passingon with a quickened pace. And as he glided through the dark, towardssplendid old Brandon, he ground his teeth, and uttered two or threesentences which no respectable publisher would like to print.
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In the meantime, you must not plague poor Miss Radie withyour nonsense. She has too much already to trouble her, though of quiteanother sort. Good-night, foolish old Tamar. ' 'Oh, Master Stanley, it will take a deal to shake my mind; and if it beso, as I say, what's to be done next--what's to be done--oh, what _is_ tobe done?' 'I say good-night, old Tamar; and hold your tongue, do you see?' 'Oh, Master Stanley, Master Stanley! my poor child--my child that Inursed!--anything would be better than... this. Sooner or later judgmentwill overtake you, so sure as you persist in it. I heard what Miss Radiesaid; and is not it true--is not it cruel--is not it frightful to go on?' 'You don't seem to be aware, my good Tamar, that you have been talkingslander all this while, and might be sent to gaol for it. There, I'm notangry--only you're a fool. Good-night. ' He shook her hand, and jerked it from him with suppressed fury, passingon with a quickened pace. And as he glided through the dark, towardssplendid old Brandon, he ground his teeth, and uttered two or threesentences which no respectable publisher would like to print.
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