The Iron Woman
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1. Front matter2. CHAPTER I3. CHAPTER II4. CHAPTER III5. CHAPTER IV6. CHAPTER V7. CHAPTER VI8. CHAPTER VII9. CHAPTER VIII10. CHAPTER IX11. CHAPTER X12. CHAPTER XI13. CHAPTER XII14. CHAPTER XIII15. CHAPTER XIV16. CHAPTER XV17. CHAPTER XVII18. CHAPTER XVIII19. CHAPTER XIX20. CHAPTER XX21. CHAPTER XXI22. CHAPTER XXII23. CHAPTER XXIII24. CHAPTER XXIV25. CHAPTER XXV26. CHAPTER XXVI27. CHAPTER XXVII28. CHAPTER XXVIII29. CHAPTER XXIX30. CHAPTER XXX31. CHAPTER XXXI32. CHAPTER XXXII It was not a confession; it was a statement. In the next distressing hour, during which Robert Ferguson succeeded in drawing the facts from Blair's sister, there was not the slightest consciousness of wrong-doing. Over and over, with soft stubbornness, she asserted her conviction: "It was right to do it. Mamma wanted to give the money to Blair. But she couldn't write her name. So I wrote it for her. It was right to do it."33. CHAPTER XXXIII34. CHAPTER XXXV35. CHAPTER XXXVI36. CHAPTER XXXVII37. CHAPTER XXXIII38. CHAPTER XXXIX39. CHAPTER XL