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The Hand But Not the Heart

CHAPTER XVIII
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Mr.Dexter neither moved nor spoke.

A more wretched man was scarcely in existence.

He believed all against his wife that his words expressed; yet was he conscious of unpardonable indiscretion--and he was deeply troubled as to the consequences of his act.

Mrs.Dexter was fully restored to consciousness, and remembered distinctly, the blasting intimations of her husband.

But, she was wholly free from excitement, and was thinking calmly.
"Will you send for my aunt ?" Mrs.Dexter turned her face from the wall as she said this, speaking in a low but firm voice.
"Not now.


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