But go on." "She does not think that Jessie will marry during the lifetime of Mr.Dexter," said Mrs.Denison.
Hendrickson became pale.
"I fear," he remarked, "that I did not read her heart aright.

I thought that we were conjoined in spirit.

Oh, if I have been in error here, the wreck is hopeless!" He showed a sudden and extreme depression.
"I think you have not erred, Paul.

But if Jessie regards the conditions of divorce, given in Matthew, as binding, she is too pure and true a woman ever to violate them.

All depends upon that.