[Kennedy Square by F. Hopkinson Smith]@TWC D-Link bookKennedy Square CHAPTER XXIX 19/31
Now I know why you have been so good to Harry.
Oh, you poor, dear Uncle George.
Oh, to think that you of all men! Is there any one whose heart is not bruised and broken ?" she added in a helpless tone. "Plenty of them, Kate--especially those who have been willing to stoop a little and so triumph.
Harry has waited three years for some word from you; he has not asked for it, for he believes you have forgotten him; and then he was too much of a man to encroach upon another's rights. Does your breaking off with Mr.Willits alter the case in any way ?--does it make any difference? Is this sailor boy always to be a wanderer--never to come home to his people and the woman he loves ?" "He'll never come back to me, Uncle George," she said with a shudder, dropping her eyes.
"I found that out the day we talked together in the park, just before he left.
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