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The Hand But Not the Heart

CHAPTER XII
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As a wife, her sense of honor was keen.

From that virtuous poise, her mind had neither variableness nor shadow of turning.

No children came with silken wrappings to hide and make softer the bonds that held her to her husband in a union that only death could dissolve; the hard, icy, galling links of the chain were ever visible, and their trammel ever felt.

Cold and desolate the elegant home remained.
In society, Mrs.Dexter continued to hold a brilliant position.

She was courted, admired, flattered, envied--the attractive centre to every circle of which she formed a part.


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