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The Ship of Stars

CHAPTER XXVII
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But now these faults faded, and by degrees memory reared an altar to him as a man little short of divine.

At the worst he had been amiable.

A kinder husband never lived.

She reproached herself bitterly with the half-heartedness of her response to his love; to his love while it dwelt beside her, unvarying in cheerful kindness.
For (it was the truth, alas! and a worm that gnawed continually) passionate love she had never rendered him.

She had been content; but how poor a thing was contentment! She had never divined his worth, had never given her worship.


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