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Woman’s Trials

CHAPTER VIII
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A word or two only had she said, when Mrs.Marion, with tears upon her face, replied,-- "Pardon me that I have so long remained a burden upon you.

Had I known where to go, or what to do, I would not have added my weight to the heavy ones you have had to bear.

Daily have I lived in hope that my husband would return.

But my heart is sick with hope deferred.

It is time now that I began the work of self-dependence." "Where can you go ?" asked Mrs.Darlington.
"I know not," sadly returned Mrs.Marion.


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