I’d do anything, Vee. “The young women of Jane Austen’s time didn’t get into this sort of scrape! At least—one thinks so. "I began to fear, from his having quitted the old place, that some misfortune must have befallen him. He would have risen again, but for the significance of the action. For Mr Jarvis was beside himself when the letter come from Mr Charvill and he knew he’d lost you as well as Miss Mary. Gerald shook his head. "Poor thing!" muttered he, as the widow departed on her errand, "she's seen better days and better circumstances than she'll ever see again, I'm sure. She has already forgotten it. The young man desperately ill and the girl taking care of him! Of course, there could be only one ending to such a bout with liquor, and that ending had come perhaps suddenly but not surprisingly. F. CHAPTER II. He was amused.
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