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The Touchstone of Fortune

CHAPTER VIII
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I had but one purpose in life, and for weeks have had but one--to see him.

If I was willing to put aside the love of my father and all other considerations dear to me, nothing that you can say will do you any good or be of advantage to me." "My dear Frances," I replied, "I find no fault with you.

I am sorry you had to do it, but I know it could not be avoided.

You were helpless against an overpowering motive.

I am sorry for you, yet I admire you more than ever before, because of your recklessness.


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