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MEG soon grew to like the luxury of living in a comfortable house and among people who really cared for her.
At first she had felt stifled by the soft carpets, rich curtains, and closed doors; and there were times when she had had to run out into the garden and breathe the pure air of heaven to satisfy the cravings of her nature.