Complete by Henry Watterson]@TWC D-Link book Complete 5/40 A nobler, purer woman never lived. She should be promptly given the divorce she asks. I alone am to blame." She married again, though not the lover she had discarded. I knew her in her old age--a gentle, placid lady, in whose face I used to fancy I could read lines of sorrow and regret. He, to close this chapter, likewise married again a wise and womanly woman who bore him many children and with whom he lived happy ever after. |