They went back to New York, two or three days before New Year’s. It was decided, or rather her aunt announced, that she would stay in New York with Lisbeth until the baby was born, that Lisbeth should keep her own doctor and follow his arrangements as to hospitals, because he was a very fine man. Afterward, her aunt said Lisbeth had better come home and live with her in Worcester. Lisbeth postponed consideration of that. Two or three hours before the train reached New York, her aunt told Lisbeth that they were not …
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