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Evan Harrington

CHAPTER XLII
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Because she sighed no longer for those dear lips and strong arms to close about her tremulous frame, it seemed to her that she had quite surrendered him.
Generous to Evan, she would be just to Rose.

Beneath her pillow she found pencil and paper, and with difficulty, scarce seeing her letters in the brown light, she began to trace lines of farewell to Rose.

Her conscience dictated to her thus, 'Tell Rose that she was too ready to accept his guilt; and that in this as in all things, she acted with the precipitation of her character.

Tell her that you always trusted, and that now you know him innocent.

Give her the proofs you have.


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