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she
gravely examined the volume on both sides; then silently turned
over the leavesknitting her brows the whilein serious cogitation;
then closed the bookand turning from it to mequietly asked the
price of it—I felt the hot blood rush to my face.
‘I’m sorry to offend youMr Markham’ said she‘but unless I
pay for the bookI cannot take it.’ And she laid it on the table.
‘Why cannot you?’
‘Because’—she pausedand looked at the carpet.
‘Why cannot you?’ I repeatedwith a degree of irascibility that
roused her to lift her eyesand look me steadily in the face.
‘Because I don’t like to put myself under obligations that I can
never repay—I am obliged to you already for your kindness to my
son; but his grateful affection and your own good feelings must
reward you for that.’
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She turned her eyes on me againwith a look of quietgrave
surprisethat had the effect of a rebukewhether intended for
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such or not.
‘Then you won’t take the book?’ I askedmore mildly than I had
yet spoken.
‘I will gladly take iyilai:
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