The Disagreeable Woman

iness trip. Looking about the table to see what changes had occurred in the family, I saw sitting opposite to me a woman of

her name?

stomed to hear her spoken of as the Disagreeable Woman

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any reason to maintain

akes the ground that it is n

n her designation of th

had been a member of Mrs. Gray's household for a week,

does not live

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meals punctually, turning into

thought of foll

roadway she turned suddenly and confronted him. 'Are you going up or down Broadway?' she asked. 'Up Broadway,' he answered with some hesitation, 'Then

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out of th

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terly at

she has had a

e. One cannot conceive of her as

cannot always jud

k she has an

been able to conj

cate of Woman's Rights, perha

othing to throw light on h

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she is a wom

re really beginning to show interest

grotesque and I cou

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tainly, nor attractive, but I don't thin

njecture on

notice the young woma

es

es a hall bed-room on the upper floor. Miss Blagden guessed her trouble, and as she left the table on Saturday night put into her

e something human about

elation. But she would not a

ctise at present is very limited, and I find my small capit

My employers have sent me an orch

will enjoy

among my medical books for some light on a case that had baffled me. But from time to