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The Tides of Barnegat

CHAPTER XI
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But her sufferings were over now.

He was ready to face the world and its malignity beside her.

Whatever sins her sister had committed, and however soiled were Lucy's garments, Jane's robes were as white as snow, he was glad he had yielded to the impulse and had come at once.

The barrier between them once broken down and the terrible secret shared, her troubles would end.
The whispering of her skirts on the stairs announced her coming before she entered the room.

She had been sitting by Archie's crib and had not waited to change her loose white gown, whose clinging folds accentuated her frail, delicate form.


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