Don’t touch the handle, Annabel! Curse the thing, you’ve jammed it now. She had never been "My child" or "My dear"; always her name—Ruth. Pragmar, the wholesale druggist, who lived three gardens away, and who had been mowing his lawn to get an appetite for dinner, standing in a fascinated attitude beside the forgotten lawn-mower and watching her intently. Dim souls flitted about her, not only speaking but it would seem even thinking in undertones. Little did I imagine at the time that it was my own father to whom he referred.
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