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No letter came from Susan Denham; and after wavering until there was scarcely time left for the necessary packing, Florence resolved to put pride steadily under her feet, and enter cheerfully upon her new duties.
It cost her a pang to leave the little cottage where her father's stormy, restless life had found a haven; and Mrs. Bick wept noisily at their parting.