Page:The Other House (London, William Heinemann, 1896), Volume 2.djvu/90

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THE OTHER HOUSE

it had rather widened than bridged their separation. Before Dennis found his answer to it the sharp tension snapped in a clear, glad exclamation. The child threw out her arms and her voice: "Auntie Jean, Auntie Jean!"

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