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The excerpt represents the core issue or deciding factor on which you must meditate, and is drawn from The Market-Place by Harold Frederic: mamma? Just think of it! We don't insist upon your coming
to live at Ovington Square at all. Probably, as you say,
you would be happier by yourself--at least for the present.
But when Uncle St--when uncle says there's more than
enough money for us all, and is only too anxious for you
to let him do things for you--why, he's your own brother!
It's as if I should refuse to allow Alfred to do things
for me."
"That you never did," interposed the young man, gayly.
"I'll say that for you, Jule."
"And never will," she assured him, with cheerful decision.
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