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vague, uneasy doubts about Linton’s actual circumstances,
physical and social; in which I partook, though I counselled her
not to say much, for a second journey would make us better
judges.

My master requested an account of our ongoings. His nephew’s
offering of thanks was duly delivered, Miss Cathy gently touching
on the rest; I also threw little light on his inquiries, for I hardly
knew what to hide, and what to reveal.

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