CHAPTER IV. JACK AND JAZ-4

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“ Surely they make an even greater fuss of you.” “ Do they! It’s you they want, not me. And you go as usual, like a lamb to the slaughter.” “ Baa!” he said. “ Yes, baa! You should hear yourself bleat.” “ I’ll listen,” he said. But Harriet was becoming discontented. They had been in their house only six weeks: and she had had enough of it. Yet it was paid for for three months: at four guineas a week. And they were pretty short of money, and would be for the rest of the year. He had already overdrawn. Yet she began to suggest going away: away from Sydney. She felt humiliated in that beastly little Murdoch Street. “ What did I tell you?” he retorted. “The very look of it humiliated me. Yet you wanted it, and you said you liked it.” “ I did like it—for the fun of it. But

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