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www.192.twhroughthedangersofthatlife.asfordeleine,shewill
rry;ipraythatyouypleaseher.sheisallself,but
stronger;shehasthelag;theenergy
o
thestorofpoliticallife;sheiscleverandperceptive.if
yourlivesareunitedsheother.by
ayclochegourdeyouwill
blotoutthefaultsihavenotsuffitlyexpiated,thoughthey
arepardonedinheavenandalsooh,forheisgenerousand
e.youseeiaverselfish;isitnottheproofof
adespotiine.uobe
yoursinlife,ibequeathtoyouthoughtsandalsoduties.
ifyoudonotarrydeleineyouleastseekthe
reposeofsoulbykingnsieurdertsaufashappyashe
everbe.
fareyheart;thisisthefareind
absolutelysaillfulloflife;thefareon
anyandtoogreatjoystosuffertheeto
feelrerseforthecatastrophetheyhavecaused.iusethatword
”e,i
reayrest,sacrificedtodutyandnothout
regretahitreleatthatthought.godkhani
herihavefulfilledhisholylahtheir
spirit.often,nodoubt,ihavetottered,butihavenotfallen;
thestpotentyhegrandeurofthe
sedue.thelordetreling
bed.farewell
again,alongfarehatigavelastnighttoourdear
valley,andenwillyou
u.
hee.
ifellintoanabyssofterriblerefles,asiperceivedthe
depthsuhe
yegotisolledauchasire
thani,forshehatotherso
herfriend;sheuchas
suspectedtheentyhter.thatlastproofofher
tendeesspaierribly.poorheee
clochegourdeandherdaughter.
natalie,frohatdreaddayienteredagraveyard
folloainsofnoblehee,nohe
sunhasbeenless,lesslunous,thenightsregloo,
ventlessagile,thoughtredull.therearesodeparted
oredeeplylovedfor
oursoulsareerynglesdailyhour
heartbeats;ashe;theyareinusbythe
tenderlaetesychosisspecialtolove.asoulisy
soul.egoodthingisdoneby,etruewordis
spoken,thatsouladspeaks.allthatisgoodeissues
frohatgrave,asthefragran,
bitteess,allthatyoublaialie,y
eyesaredarkenedbyacloudorraisedtoheavenafterlong
ioh,ylipskeoyourwordsor
yourdevotion,donotaskagain,”ofareyouthinking”
deaatalie,ieriesoo
bitterfor.still,iooftheeventsh
folloadeup
ofaoventitissoontold,butpassesinthe
higherregionsofthesoulitsstorybeesdiffuse.hees
letterputthestarofhopebeforeeyes.inthisgreatshipki
saightberescued.toliveatclochegourdeh
deleine,inglifetohers,eisfied
theideasofyheartitoknohe
truthastoherrealfeelings.asiobidtheunt
fare,andthinthe
terrace.e.atfirsthespokeofthe
untesslikeaentofhisloss,andallthe
injuryitohisinnerself.butafterthefirstoutbreakof
hisgriefedrenceedaboutthefuturethanthe
present.hefearedhisdaughter,e,hadhers
gentleness.deleinesfirharacter,ihing
heroiedtheold
oheestendeess,andhenohepowerofa
hatneveryielded.hisonlynsolationforhisirreparable
loss,hesaid,hecertaintyofsoonrejoininghishe
agitations,thegriefsoftheselastfereasedhis
illnessandbroughtbaerpains;thestrugglehhe
foresahorityasafatherandthatofhisdaughter,
noistressofthehouse,teess;for
thoughheshouldhavestruggledagainsthiswife,heshould,heknew,
beforcedtogiveo
leavehihisdaughterarry,andsortofsoninlaas
helikelytohavethoughhethustalkedofdying,hisrealdistress
selfaloneforoepathy.
duringthishourself,andaskedfor
friendshipinhise,hepletedapictureinndof
thererkablefigureoftheegre,ohestiosingtypes
ofourperiod.inappearanceheed
persistentinhiecauseofhissoberhabitsandhisuntry
avocatioillliving.
thoughdeleineuldseeoerrace,shedidnotedown.
severaltisshecaoutupoiandbaagain,as
iftosignifyher.iseizedantobeg
theunttogotothehouseandcallher,sayingihadalastwishof
herthertooher,andthisyonlyopportunityof
doingso.theuntbroughther,ausaloogetheronthe
terrace.
”deardeleine,”isaid,”ifiaospeaktoyou,surelyitshould
behereotherlisteoshehadless
reasontoplainofthanofthecircesoflife.iknow
yourthoughts;butareyounotndeinghoutaknowledgeof
thefactslifeandhappinessareboundupinthisplace;youknow
that,ayouseektobanishbytheldnessyoushoe
ofthebrotherlyaffeedus,andh
shouldhavestrengthehebondsofangrief.dear
deleine,youforiylifehouthopeof
repense,houty
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