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In the night Harry awoke crying. He had dreamed, he said between his sobs, when Virginia, slipperless and in her nightdress, bent over him, that his mother was going away from him forever.
"Only for two nights, darling. Here, lean close against mother. Don't you know that she wouldn't stay away from her precious boy?"