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Hilda Wade

CHAPTER IV
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'The wrong was on my side,' he moaned, you know, when they picked him up, dying, in the gun-room.

And one of the Faskally girls, his cousin, of whom his wife was jealous--that beautiful Linda--became a Catholic, and went into a convent at once on Marcus's death; which, after all, in such cases, is merely a religious and moral way of committing suicide--I mean, for a woman who takes the veil just to cut herself off from the world, and who has no vocation, as I hear she had not." She filled me with amazement.

"That is true," I exclaimed, "when one comes to think of it.

It shows the same temperament in fibre....

But I should never have thought of it." "No?
Well, I believe it is true, for all that.


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