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The Hand But Not the Heart

CHAPTER XIII
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Mrs.Dexter remained sitting firmly erect, her eyes following the form of her husband.
"We will drop the subject now and forever," said the former, stopping, at length, in front of his wife.
Mrs.Dexter did not reply.
"I may have been too hasty." "_May_ have been!" There was contempt on the lip, and indignation in the voice of Mrs.Dexter.
"Yes, _may_.

We are certain of nothing in this world," said her husband, coldly; "and now, as I said, we will drop the subject." "It is easier to say than to unsay, Mr.Dexter.The sentiment is very trite, but it involves a world of meaning sometimes, and"-- she paused, then added, with marked emphasis--"_does now_!" Mr.Dexter made no response, and there the matter ended for the time; each of the ill-assorted partners farther from happiness than they had yet been since the day of their unfortunate union..


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