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"
Let
her
try
.
"
332
Of
course
there
were
many
things
I
might
have
answered
to
this
.
333
I
might
have
spoken
of
the
economic
position
of
woman
,
of
the
contract
,
tacit
and
overt
,
which
a
man
accepts
by
his
marriage
,
and
of
much
else
;
but
I
felt
that
there
was
only
one
point
which
really
signified
.
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334
"
Don
t
you
care
for
her
any
more
?
"
335
"
Not
a
bit
,
"
he
replied
.
336
The
matter
was
immensely
serious
for
all
the
parties
concerned
,
but
there
was
in
the
manner
of
his
answer
such
a
cheerful
effrontery
that
I
had
to
bite
my
lips
in
order
not
to
laugh
.
I
reminded
myself
that
his
behaviour
was
abominable
.
I
worked
myself
up
into
a
state
of
moral
indignation
.
337
"
Damn
it
all
,
there
are
your
children
to
think
of
.
They
ve
never
done
you
any
harm
.
They
didn
t
ask
to
be
brought
into
the
world
.
If
you
chuck
everything
like
this
,
they
ll
be
thrown
on
the
streets
.
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338
"
They
ve
had
a
good
many
years
of
comfort
.
It
s
much
more
than
the
majority
of
children
have
.
Besides
,
somebody
will
look
after
them
.
When
it
comes
to
the
point
,
the
MacAndrews
will
pay
for
their
schooling
.
"
339
"
But
aren
t
you
fond
of
them
?
They
re
such
awfully
nice
kids
.
Do
you
mean
to
say
you
don
t
want
to
have
anything
more
to
do
with
them
?
"
340
"
I
liked
them
all
right
when
they
were
kids
,
but
now
they
re
growing
up
I
haven
t
got
any
particular
feeling
for
them
.
"