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This slowness in getting away, now that she had released him, was too much for her short temper. And although his second wife was "a simple ignorant woman and somewhat worldly too," with a sharp tongue and short temper, she was kind to her step- children and the home was still a happy one. Now Taug, come into maturity, was an evil-natured brute of an exceeding short temper. |
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