...Gertrude Warrener did not remotelydream that she on this day passed theRubicon lying between existence andlife... 
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...In the case of Gertrude Warrener,it was indeed a tomb in which sheawakened, and she did not know thatshe had been immured...
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...In her seventeenth year, George Warrener,just received into asubordinate position in aNew York banking andbroking firm, began to payher his bashful attentions...
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...When she came down Warrener hadbeen walking about his tiny parlor anddining room, and was still under thespell of householder and in love withhis possessions...
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...George Warrener...
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...Bellamy, who keenly, althoughwith perfect politeness, was studyingthe village lady before her, wonderedvery much for what reason her motherhad attended the Warrener wedding...
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...“Gee whizz!” Warrener staggeredback...
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...Men like Warrener do nottalk of love; they avoid the word andits chaotic consequences...
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