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Peter’s Mother

CHAPTER V
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"It's so difficult to--" "To-- ?" "To be exactly what you wish.

To be always on guard.

My feelings broke bounds for once." "Calm yourself," said Sir Timothy.

"And besides, so far as I am concerned, your pleading for Peter is unnecessary." "You have forgiven him ?" she cried joyfully, yet almost incredulously.
He paused, and then said with solemnity: "I have forgiven him, Mary.
It is not the moment for me to cherish resentment, least of all against my only son." "Ah, thank God! Then you will come to Southampton ?" "That is impossible.

But I will telegraph my forgiveness and the blessing which he has not sought that he may receive it before the ship sails." "I am grateful to you for doing even so much as that, Timothy, and for not being angry.


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