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The Hand But Not the Heart

CHAPTER VIII
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"And now, my young friend, let what will be the result, think of me as one who, under the pressure of a high sense of responsibility, has simply discharged a painful duty.

I have no personal or private ends to gain; all I desire is to save two hearts from making shipwreck.

If successful, I shall have my reward." "One question, Mrs.Denison," said Dexter, as they were about separating.

"Its answer may give me light, and the strength to go forward.

I have marked your words and manner very closely; and this is my conclusion: You not only believe that I do not possess the love of Jessie Loring, but your thought points to another man whom you believe does rule in her affections.


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