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CHAPTER II.A FIRST APPEAL." STEWART," said Harriet Routh to her husbandin a tone of calm, self-possessed inquiry, on thefollowing day, "what has happened? What occurredyesterday, which you had not the courageto face, and deprived yourself of the power oftelling me ?"As Harriet asked him this question, she unconsciouslyassumed her former manner. Somethingtold her that the cause of Routh's conduct,and of the distress of mind which she read inhis face, was not connected w-ith the subjectthat was torturing her. Anything apart fromthat, any misfortune, any calamity even, mightdraw them together again;might teach him anewhis need of her, her worth to him — she felt somealarm, but it was strangely mingled with satisfaction.<strong>The</strong> sharp agony she had endured had
A FIRST APPEAL. 27impaired her faculties so far, had dulled herclear understanding so far, that the proportionsof the dangers in her path had changed places,and the first and greatest clanger was thisstranger — this beautiful, dreadful woman. Inthatdirection was the terrible impotence, the helplesshorror of weakness, which is the worst attributeof human suffering; in every other, there yvasthe power to exercise her faculties, to rally herpresence of mind, to call on her fertility of resource,to act for and with him.With him ather side, and in his cause, Harriet was consciouslystrong; but from a trouble in which he shouldbe arrayed against her, in which he should beher enemy, she shrank, like a leaf from theshrivelling touch of fire.She was standing by his side as she askedhim the question, in the familiar attitude whichshe had discarded of late. Her composed figureand pale calm face, the small firm white hand,wliich touched his shoulder with the steady touchhe knew so well, the piercing clear blue eyes,all had the old promise in them, of help thathad never failed, of counsel that had never mis-
Page 5 and 6: BLACK SHEEP.% Bobcl.BYEDMUND YATES,
Page 7: CONTENTS OF VOLUME III.CHAP.PACKi.
Page 10 and 11: 2 BLACK SHEEP.fully, and cunning an
Page 13 and 14: RECOGNITION.5is not as fond of me a
Page 15 and 16: RECOGNITION. 7fought this false and
Page 17 and 18: RECOGNITION. 9tion. Stewart Routh h
Page 19 and 20: RECOGNITION.11not conscious of the
Page 21 and 22: RECOGNITION. 13cursed his own impru
Page 23 and 24: RECOGNITION.15—motives, in view o
Page 25 and 26: RECOGNITION. 17side of the broad sh
Page 27 and 28: RECOGNITION.19if you care for that
Page 29 and 30: RECOGNITION.21men nor women dare to
Page 31 and 32: " What a degenerate German !" said
Page 33: RECOGNITION.25saidMrs.Ireton P. Bem
Page 37 and 38: A FIRST APPEAL. 29"This cursed thin
Page 39 and 40: A FIRST APPEAL.31pressing her templ
Page 41: A FIRST APPEAL. 33Stewart," said Ha
Page 44 and 45: 36 BLACK SHEEP." Iwill," she said,
Page 46 and 47: 38 BLACK SHEEP." But how can he dis
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Page 50 and 51: 42 BLACK SHEEP.in yours — in mine
Page 52 and 53: 44 BLACK SHEEP.thing,Ican tell you.
Page 54 and 55: 46 BLACK SHEEP.ask me anything now.
Page 56 and 57: 48 BLACK SHEEP.man of stronger will
Page 58 and 59: 50 BLACK SHEEP.you, she knows all a
Page 60 and 61: 52 BLACK SHEEP.accompany beauty, we
Page 62 and 63: 54 BLACK SHEEr." Indeed," saidMr. F
Page 64 and 65: 56 BLACK SHEEP.he, on the other han
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Page 76 and 77: 68 BLACK SHEEP.ever, yvith hope, yv
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Page 82 and 83: 74 BLACK SHEEP.How dreary the place
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76 BLACK SHEEP.he sawa man standing
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78 BLACK SHEEP.Rich purple amethyst
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80 BLACK SHEEP."What a temper you h
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82 BLACK SHEEP.told you so," he con
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84 BLACK SHEEP.what is itthat you m
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86 BLACK SHEEP.will never swerve or
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88 BLACK SHEEP.as soon as he releas
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90 BLACK SHEEP.manner, his look yva
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92 BLACK SHEEP.merous progeny of a
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94 BLACK SHEEP.and pointing to some
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CHAPTER Y.MOVING ON.Unconscious of
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98 BLACK SHEEP.technical sense that
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100 BLACK SHEEP.with the mysterious
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102 BLACK SHEEP.mother yvas the onl
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104 BLACK SHEEP.illness ?He set him
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106 BLACK SHEEP.He found his step-s
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108 BLACK SHEEP.presence, ancl the
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110 BLACK SHEEP.phew yvas a "good-f
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112 BLACK SHEEP." Ishould think you
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114 BLACK SHEEP.Carruthers, had sai
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116 BLACK SHEEP.police on this matt
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118 BLACK SHEEP.now. Every day her
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120 BLACK SHEEP.rible conviction of
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122 BLACK SHEEP.yvith infinitely mo
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124 BLACK SHEEP.change which her ne
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126 BLACK SHEEP.tions of maternal c
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128 BLACK SHEEr.ing, and then, when
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130 BLACK SHEEP."I am sure it has b
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132 BLACK SHEEP.think of me?Idare s
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134 BLACK SHEEP.to the area-railing
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CHAPTER VII.ANOTHER RECOGNITION.THE
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138 BLACK SHEEP.street in which she
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140 BLACK SHEEP.grass, and towards
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142 BLACK SHEEP.of Harriet's suppos
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144 BLACK SHEEr.appearance with all
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146 BLACK SHEEr.monised yvith the t
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148 BLACK SHEEP.in reality — went
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150 BLACK SHEEP.Jim of late, odd jo
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152 BLACK SHEEP.Jim Swain engaged i
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154 BLACK SHEEP.tents with a still
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156 BLACK SHEEP.yvas goingto do. Fo
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158 BLACK SHEEP.per circles, as can
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160 BLACK SHEEP.made her a sufficie
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162 BLACK SHEEP.Bembridge, and then
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164 BLACK SHEEP.might almost have j
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166 BLACK SHEEP.— liness it canno
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168 BLACK SHEEP.the intensity of hi
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172 BLACK SHEEP.He hacl to remember
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174 BLACK SHEEP.the purlieus of the
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176 BLACK SHEEP.not in the least, t
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178 BLACK SHEEP.sciousness — the
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180 BLACK SHEEP.try the beer in a c
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182 BLACK SHEEP."I'm gladIsee'd tha
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184 BLACK SHEEP.quiry the day befor
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CHAPTERIX."CRUEL AS THE GRAVE.""IDO
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192 BLACK SHEEP.succeed; then the d
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194 BLACK SHEEP.suspicion that Airs
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196 BLACK SHEEP.for this woman, who
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198 BLACK SHEEP.named in the memora
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200 BLACK SHEEP.him deaf ancl blind
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202 BLACK SHEEr." Tliis is my- oppo
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204 BLACK SHEEP.lessblack eyes shif
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206 BLACK SHEEP."You are not drunk
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208 BLACK SHEEP." Now listen to me,
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210 BLACK SHEEP.Idon't care, indeed
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212 BLACK SHEEr.article of dress lo
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214 . BLACK SHEEP.Enoughof the old
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216 BLACK SHEEP.man as he entered t
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218 BLACK SHEEP." Well," said Cunni
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220 BLACK SHEEP.long lain hidden. A
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222 BLACK SHEEP.It yvas a very comp
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224 BLACK SHEEP.existence. Routh co
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226 BLACK SHEEP.becoming costume, a
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228 BLACK SHEEP."Madam," said the o
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230 BLACK SHEEP."What, what is it?"
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232 BLACK SHEEP.All a lie. Look at
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234 BLACK SHEEP.Mrs. Ireton P. Bemb
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236 BLACK SHEEP.come up with him. B
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238 BLACK SHEEP.care not; it might
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240 BLACK SHEEP.she said, with a su
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242 BLACK SHEEP.Ireton P. Bembridge
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244 BLACK SHEEP."That is my busines
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246 BLACK SHEEP.in which she was fo
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CHAPTER XLAT THE TIDAL TRAIN." Ther
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250 BLACK SHEEP."to the general sen
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252 BLACK SHEEP.ladies whose carria
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254 BLACK SHEEP.with a beating hear
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256 BLACK SHEEP." It's quite true;n
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258 BLACK SHEEP.r'ous story as —
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260 BLACK SHEEP.Mr. James Lowther,
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262 BLACK SHEEP.the wizened mannish
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264 BLACK SHEEP.told it with circum
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266 BLACK SHEEP.street but him and
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268 BLACK SHEEP.knew the other gent
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270 BLACK SHEEP.said Mr. Lowther; "
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272 BLACK SHEEP." Ido. It was my so
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274 BLACK SHEEP." You will lie down
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CHAPTER XII."STRONG AS DEATH."Unspe
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286 BLACK SHEEP.Tlie approaches to
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288 BLACK SHEEP.the story about to
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290 BLACK SHEEP.themselves from the
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292 BLACK SHEEP.Not Iris wife's,not
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294 BLACK SHEEP.mitted for trial. A
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296 BLACK SHEEP.voice,not inthe lea
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298 BLACK SHEEP.you might have know
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300 BLACK SHEEP.similar to that at
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302 BLACK SHEEP." Haul him out, anc
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304 BLACK SHEEP.conscious Mrs. Carr
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306 BLACK SHEEP.might rest, unquest
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