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The three women were sitting in the hall of Clark House, talking. They did not rise to retire till daylight had come; for many things, of personal as well as of general import, were being discussed among them. A very small part only of what was said needs to be recorded.
"What," Lady Clark asked at a given stage of the discussion, "am I to do with the mill now I own it?"