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IT was for reasons connected with this determination that on the morrow he sought a few words of private conversation with Mrs. Penniman. He sent for her to the library, and he there informed her that he hoped very much that, as regarded this affair of Catherine's, she would mind her _p's_ and _q's_.
"I don't know what you mean by such an expression," said his sister. "You speak as if I were learning the alphabet."