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An Old Maid

CHAPTER VII
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O God! what have I done?
for what crime dost thou punish me thus ?" She left her sofa, took a little chair, and sat close to Athanase, so as to lay her head on the bosom of her child.

There is always the grace of love in true motherhood.

Athanase kissed her on the eyes, on her gray hair, on her forehead, with the sacred desire of laying his soul wherever he applied his lips.
"I shall never succeed," he said, trying to deceive his mother as to the fatal resolution he was revolving in his mind.
"Pooh! don't get discouraged.

As you often say, thought can do all things.

With ten bottles of ink, ten reams of paper, and his powerful will, Luther upset all Europe.


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