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Rhoda had spoken to Miss Cursiter. Nobody ever knew what she said to / her, but the next day Miss Cursiter's secretary had the pleasure to / inform Miss Quincey that she would have leave of absence for three / months, and that her place would be kept for her.
Miss Quincey had become a person of importance. Old Martha fumbled about, / unnaturally attentive, even Mrs. Moon acknowledged Juliana's right to be / ill if her foolish mind were set on it. There was nothing active or / spontaneous in the Old Lady's dislike of her niece, it was simply a habit / she had got.