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But theories do not die so easily. It is from theory that practice takesits real strength, as well as its direction. And did the older womanwhose life had been bound under more orderly restraint but know, Stephenwas following out her theories, remorselessly and to the end.CHAPTER IX--IN THE SPRINGThe months since her father's death spread into the second year beforeStephen began to realise the loneliness of her life.
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