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AT last the unpleasant task was over, and Matilda, vowing vengeance against everyone, returned to Dacre House. When they were alone, Cecil and Molly looked at each other.
"How splendid you are, Cecil! " said Molly. "How can I ever thank you? I can scarcely tell you what a load you have lifted from my mind."