[Between You and Me by Sir Harry Lauder]@TWC D-Link bookBetween You and Me CHAPTER XI 12/15
But then, when I had said all I could, he told me that the girl was no longer his dochter.
He said she had brought disgrace upon him and upon a godly hoose, and that he could but hope to forget that she had ever lived.
And he wished me good day and showed me the door. I made such provision for the puir lassie as I could, and saw to it that she should have gude advice.
But she could no stand her troubles. Had her faither stood by her--but, who kens, who kens? I only know that a few weeks later I learned that she had drowned herself.
I would no ha' liked to be her faither when he learned that. Thank God I ha' few such experiences as that to remember.
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