[Mr. Isaacs by F. Marion Crawford]@TWC D-Link book
Mr. Isaacs

CHAPTER VII
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The good heart that had prompted the good action twelve years before was still in the right place, above any petty considerations about nationality.

His astonishment gradually changed to a smile of real greeting and pleasure, as he began to shake the hand he still held.

I thought that even the faintest tinge of blood coloured his pale cheek.
"God bless my soul," said he, "I remember you perfectly well now.

But it is so unexpected; my sister reminded me of the story, which I had not forgotten, and now I look at you I remember you perfectly.

I am so glad." As Isaacs answered, his voice trembled, and his face was very pale.
There was a moisture in the brilliant eyes that told of genuine emotion.
"Mr.Westonhaugh, I consider that I owe to you everything I have in the world.


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