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The young girl, Robin's niece, had come again, bright-eyed, eager, and / hungry, grateful for Sunday supper.
Harriett was getting used to these appearances, spread over three years, / since Robin's wife had asked her to be kind to Mona Floyd. Mona had come / this time to tell her of her engagement to Geoffrey Carter. The news / shocked Harriett intensely.