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The Good Time Coming

CHAPTER XLII
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I believed him true and good, and loved him, because, in my eyes, he was the embodiment of all human perfections.

But time proved that I had only loved an enchanting ideal, and my heart rejected him with intense loathing." "Enough," said Willet; "I feel that it must be so." The two remained silent for the space of nearly a minute; Mr.Willet then resumed-- "Forgive me if my question has seemed indelicate, and be assured that I asked it from no idle curiosity.

Let me go a little farther; and, my dear young lady, retain your calmness of spirit.

Look into your heart, but keep every pulsation under control.

Since our first meeting, I have felt a deep interest in you.


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