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CHAPTER XXXII. SQUIRE MARLOWE IS SURPRISED. T may be well to return to Lakeville, as something has occurred there which de- serves to be recorded. It is needless to say that Mrs. Barton missed Bert, whose bright and cheerful presence had filled the little house with comfort and glad- dened his mother’s heart. Still she knew that he was well, and heard from him every week, though Bert only detailed his experiences in general terms, not caring to raise expectations which perhaps might prove illusive. Bert’s absence from Lakeville excited some surprise and speculation. Squire Marlowe, to - whom it had been mentioned by Percy, stopped Mrs. Barton in the street one day, and said: ‘‘ Percy tells me that your son is away.”’ 66 Yes. 23 ** Where is he 2?” | 265 (E(0) AA) G JOO CS