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The Hand But Not the Heart

CHAPTER VIII
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I said that I knew of something vital to your happiness; therefore I asked this interview.

And now ponder well my question, and be certain that you get the right answer." Dexter let his eyes fall.

He sat for a long while silent, but evidently in earnest thought.
"Have you her full, free, glad assent to the approaching union ?" asked Mrs.Denison, breaking in upon his silence.

She saw a shade of impatience on his countenance as he looked up and checked the words that were on his lips, by saying: "Marriage is no light thing, my young friend.

It is a relation which, more than any other, makes or mars the future; and when entered into, should be regarded as the must solemn act of life.
Here all error is fatal.


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