[The Scapegoat by Hall Caine]@TWC D-Link bookThe Scapegoat CHAPTER XXI 25/34
He gave her speech, but what was speech without sight? I asked God to take my place from me and give her sight.
He gave her sight, and I was cast out of the town like a beggar.
What matter? She had all, and I was forgiven.
But when I was happy, when I was content, when she filled my heart with sunshine, God snatched me away from her. And where is she now? Yonder, alone, friendless, a child new-born into the world at the mercy of liars and libertines.
And where am I? Here, like a beast in a trap, uttering abortive groans, toothless, stupid, powerless, mad.
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