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-Title: Haworth's
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+*** START OF THE PROJECT GUTENBERG EBOOK 58183 ***
 
 
 
@@ -83,7 +51,7 @@ _New and Uniform Edition of the above 9 vols.,
 Cloth, in a box,                           $11.50._
 
 
-THE PRETTY SISTER OF JOSÉ. Cloth.
+THE PRETTY SISTER OF JOSÉ. Cloth.
   Illustrated,                              $1 00
 
 
@@ -1338,8 +1306,8 @@ MISS FFRENCH.
 
 
 It was considered, after this, a circumstance illustrative of Haworth's
-peculiarities that he had taken to himself a _protégé_ from among the
-"hands;" that said _protégé_ was an eccentric young fellow who was
+peculiarities that he had taken to himself a _protégé_ from among the
+"hands;" that said _protégé_ was an eccentric young fellow who was
 sometimes spoken of as being scarcely as bright as he should be; that he
 occasionally dined or supped with Haworth; that he spent numberless
 evenings with him, and that he read his books, which would not have been
@@ -3509,7 +3477,7 @@ Mr. Ffrench commented, examined and explained with delightful eloquence.
 "They are filling an immense order for the most important railroad in
 the country. On my honor, I would rather be at the head of such a
 gigantic establishment than sit on the throne of England! But where is
-this _protégé_ of yours?" he said to Haworth at last. "I should like
+this _protégé_ of yours?" he said to Haworth at last. "I should like
 above all things to see him."
 
 "Murdoch?" answered Haworth. "Oh, we're coming to _him_ after a bit.
@@ -5075,7 +5043,7 @@ presented with due ceremony.
 "She's a good bit o' help to me, is Jane Ann."
 
 It seemed an easy thing afterward to pour forth her troubles, and she
-found herself so far encouraged by her visitor's naïve friendliness
+found herself so far encouraged by her visitor's naïve friendliness
 that she was even more eloquent than usual.
 
 "Theer's trouble ivvery wheer," she said, "an' I dare say tha has thy
@@ -6325,7 +6293,7 @@ the night, pondering and building, his daring growing with his success.
 
 There occurred one thing, however, which he had not bargained for. In
 his laudable enthusiasm Mr. Ffrench could not resist the temptation to
-sound the praises of his _protégé_. His belief in him had increased
+sound the praises of his _protégé_. His belief in him had increased
 instead of diminished with time, as he had been forced regretfully to
 acknowledge had been the case during the eras of the young man from
 Manchester and his fellows. He had reason to suspect that a climax had
@@ -6998,7 +6966,7 @@ and stared at them. Mrs. Briarley sat down confronting him.
 "What art tha goin' to do wi' _them_ while tha bring th' mesters down?"
 she inquired.
 
-Mr. Briarley regarded the assembly with _naïve_ bewilderment. A natural
+Mr. Briarley regarded the assembly with _naïve_ bewilderment. A natural
 depression of spirit set in.
 
 "Theer--theer seems a good many on 'em, Sararann," he said, with an air
@@ -7670,7 +7638,7 @@ She gave her face a sharp turn upward, that it might be seen.
 
 The interest she saw in her countenance inspired her. She became
 comparatively garrulous upon the subject of the family anxieties.
-"Feyther" figured in his usual unenviable rôle, and Granny Dixon was
+"Feyther" figured in his usual unenviable rôle, and Granny Dixon was
 presented in strong colors, but finally she pulled herself up and
 changed the subject with startling suddenness.
 
@@ -9741,9 +9709,9 @@ He did not even speak. It was she who spoke, turning toward the person
 whom she had addressed before he entered.
 
 "You have heard us speak of Mr. Murdoch," she said; and then to himself,
-"This is M. Saint Méran."
+"This is M. Saint Méran."
 
-M. Saint Méran rose and bowed profoundly. He presented, as his best
+M. Saint Méran rose and bowed profoundly. He presented, as his best
 points, long, graceful limbs and a pair of clear gray eyes, which seemed
 to hold their opinions in check. He regarded Murdoch with an expression
 of suave interest and made a well-bred speech of greeting.
@@ -9760,7 +9728,7 @@ Afterward--he did not know how long afterward--Ffrench came in. He
 seemed in a very feverish state of mind, talking a great deal and rather
 inanely, and forcing Murdoch to reply and join in the conversation.
 
-M. Saint Méran held himself with a graceful air of security and
+M. Saint Méran held himself with a graceful air of security and
 self-poise, and made gentle efforts at scientific remark which should
 also have an interest for genius of a mechanical and inventive turn. But
 Murdoch's replies were vague. His glance followed Rachel Ffrench. He
@@ -9770,7 +9738,7 @@ to her.
 
 "I am going away," he said in an undertone. "Good-night!"
 
-She did not seem to hear him. She was speaking to Saint Méran.
+She did not seem to hear him. She was speaking to Saint Méran.
 
 "Good night!" he repeated, in the same tone, not raising it at all, only
 giving it an intense, concentrated sound.
@@ -9990,7 +9958,7 @@ CHAPTER XLI.
 "IT HAS ALL BEEN A LIE."
 
 
-In a week's time Saint Méran had become a distinct element in the social
+In a week's time Saint Méran had become a distinct element in the social
 atmosphere of Broxton and vicinity. He fell into his place at Rachel
 Ffrench's side with the naturalness of a man who felt he had some claim
 upon his position. He was her father's guest; they had seen a great deal
@@ -10076,7 +10044,7 @@ Ffrench could only stare at him.
 whom, nor was it necessary that he should. Ffrench understood him
 perfectly.) "I swear I saw her standing at the window as I went up the
 path. She had a purple dress on--and a white flower in her hair--and
-Saint Méran was at her side. Before, the man at the door never waited
+Saint Méran was at her side. Before, the man at the door never waited
 for me to speak; this time he stood and looked at me. I said, 'I want to
 see Miss Ffrench;' he answered, 'She is not at home.' 'Not at
 home,'"--breaking into a rough laugh,--"'not at home' to _me_!"
@@ -10141,7 +10109,7 @@ But Murdoch did not hear.
 It was one of the occasions on which Rachel Ffrench reached her highest
 point of beauty. Her black velvet dress was almost severe in its
 simplicity, and her one ornament was the jewelled star in her high
-_coiffure_. M. St. Méran held his place at her side. He received Murdoch
+_coiffure_. M. St. Méran held his place at her side. He received Murdoch
 with _empressement_ and exhibited much tact and good feeling. But
 Murdoch would have none of him. He had neither tact nor experience.
 
@@ -10309,7 +10277,7 @@ some sudden physical ailment had attacked him. He went up to his side.
 
 The next instant his own eyes discovered what it was. An open carriage
 was just drawing up before the bank. Rachel Ffrench sat in it, and Saint
-Méran was with her.
+Méran was with her.
 
 He looked at them a second or so and then looked at Murdoch--at his
 wretched face and his hollow eyes. An unsavory exclamation burst from
@@ -10328,15 +10296,15 @@ CHAPTER XLIII.
 "EVEN."
 
 
-The same evening M. Saint Méran had the pleasure of meeting a person of
+The same evening M. Saint Méran had the pleasure of meeting a person of
 whom he had heard much, and in whom he was greatly interested. This
 person was the master of "Haworth's," who came in after dinner.
 
-If he had found Murdoch a little trying and wearisome, M. Saint Méran
+If he had found Murdoch a little trying and wearisome, M. Saint Méran
 found Haworth astounding. He was not at all prepared for him. When he
 walked into the room as if it were his own, gave a bare half-nod to
 Ffrench, and carried himself aggressively to Miss Ffrench's side, Saint
-Méran was transfixed with astonishment. He had heard faint rumors of
+Méran was transfixed with astonishment. He had heard faint rumors of
 something like this before, but he never dreamed of seeing it. He
 retreated within himself and proceeded to study minutely the manners and
 characteristics of the successful manufacturers of Great Britain.
@@ -10356,7 +10324,7 @@ it was upon Rachel. The prolonged gaze which he occasionally fixed upon
 her was one of evil scrutiny, which stirred her usually cool blood not a
 little. She never failed, however, to meet it with composure. At last
 she did a daring thing. Under cover of a conversation between her father
-and Saint Méran, she went to the table at his side and began to turn
+and Saint Méran, she went to the table at his side and began to turn
 over the books upon it.
 
 "I think," she said, in an undertone, "that you have something to say to
@@ -10678,7 +10646,7 @@ CHAPTER XLV.
 "IT IS WORSE THAN I THOUGHT."
 
 
-A week or so later Saint Méran went away. Ffrench informed his partner
+A week or so later Saint Méran went away. Ffrench informed his partner
 of this fact with a secret hope of its producing upon him a somewhat
 softening effect. But Haworth received the statement with coolness.
 
@@ -10696,7 +10664,7 @@ There seemed to be little change in Rachel Ffrench's life and manner,
 however. She began to pay rather more strict attention to her social
 duties, and consequently went out oftener. This might possibly be
 attributed to the fact that remaining in-doors was somewhat dull.
-Haworth and Murdoch came no more, and after Saint Méran's departure a
+Haworth and Murdoch came no more, and after Saint Méran's departure a
 sort of silence seemed to fall upon the house. Ffrench himself felt it
 when he came in at night, and was naturally restless under it. Perhaps
 Miss Ffrench felt it, too, though she did not say so.
@@ -11754,7 +11722,7 @@ dramatic. The incident came from him rather tamely, upon the whole.
 man--and he is not the fellow to deceive himself. Well," he said, rather
 drearily, "I have said it would be so."
 
-As Haworth had foreseen, Saint Méran appeared upon the scene again. He
+As Haworth had foreseen, Saint Méran appeared upon the scene again. He
 was present when the story was told, and was much interested in it as a
 dramatic incident bringing the peculiarities of the manufacturing class
 of Broxton into strong play.
@@ -11774,7 +11742,7 @@ Mr. Ffrench interposed in some hurry.
 scarcely thought of him as a servant. He has not been exactly a servant
 in fact."
 
-"Ah!" replied Saint Méran. "I ask pardon again."
+"Ah!" replied Saint Méran. "I ask pardon again."
 
 He had been not a little bewildered at the change he found in the
 household. Mr. Ffrench no longer expounded his views at length with
@@ -11836,7 +11804,7 @@ strode up to him, livid, and opening and shutting his hands.
 "Blast you?" he hissed through his teeth. "You did it! _You!_ And you
 shall pay for it as long as I'm nigh to make you!"
 
-Saint Méran was among the guests, and Miss Ffrench, whose wonderful
+Saint Méran was among the guests, and Miss Ffrench, whose wonderful
 beauty attracted the dignitary's eye at once. Years after he remembered
 and spoke of her. He glanced toward her when he rose to make his
 after-dinner speech, and caught her eye, and was somewhat confused by
@@ -12848,7 +12816,7 @@ to be alone for a while, at least, and he was to return to America. His
 plan was to travel with a purpose in view, and to fill his life with
 work which would leave him little leisure.
 
-Rachel Ffrench had not yet left her father's house. Saint Méran had gone
+Rachel Ffrench had not yet left her father's house. Saint Méran had gone
 away with some suddenness immediately after the dinner party at which
 the political economist had reigned. Various comments had been made on
 his departure, but it was not easy to arrive at anything like a definite
@@ -12911,7 +12879,7 @@ breath.
 
 A scarlet spot came out on her cheek, but she did not withdraw her eyes.
 
-"Saint Méran has gone also."
+"Saint Méran has gone also."
 
 Gradually, as she looked at him, the blood receded from her face and
 left it like a mask of stone.
@@ -13017,365 +12985,4 @@ Then the grayness closed about her and she faded slowly from his sight.
 
 
 
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