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Woman’s Trials

CHAPTER XII
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But she saw a change in him that was not to be mistaken; and all her former love returned with overwhelming tenderness.

Still she restrained herself with a strong effort, and said-- "Edward, how do you come ?" "As a sober man.

As a true husband and father, I trust, to my wife and child; to banish sorrow from their hearts, and wipe the tears from their eyes.

Will you receive me thus ?" He had but half finished, when Mrs.Lee sprang towards him, and fell sobbing in his outstretched arms.

She saw that he was in earnest, she felt that he was in earnest, and once more a gleam of sunshine fell upon her heart.
Years have passed, and no cloud has yet dimmed the light that then dawned upon the darkness of Mrs.Lee's painful lot.


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