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The Right of Way Chapters 23, 24, & 25
In which the tender ministrations of faith and the heavy burden of secret sin entwine at the bedside of old Margot, whose steadfast silence conceals more than her own past, while the festive rhythms of St. Jean Baptiste’s day reveal subtle stirrings of affection and intrigue within the quiet village community. Amidst the clangour of drums and the murmur of politics, a gallant act by a humble tailor wins reluctant applause, hinting at hidden depths where courage and character quietly assert their presence.
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