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Evan Harrington

CHAPTER XXXIV
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She can scarcely outlive the night.' Again he stood alone: his chance was gone.

How could he speak to her in her affliction?
Her calm sedate visage had the beauty of its youth, when lighted by the animation that attends meetings or farewells.

In her bow to Evan, he beheld a lovely kindness more unique, if less precious, than anything he had ever seen on the face of Rose.

Half exultingly, he reflected that no opportunity would be allowed him now to teach that noble head and truest of human hearts to turn from him: the clear-eyed morrow would come: the days of the future would be bright as other days! Wrapped in the comfort of his cowardice, he started to see Lady Jocelyn advancing to him again.
'Mr.Harrington,' she said, 'Rose tells me you leave us early in the morning.

I may as well shake your hand now.


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