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The Evil Eye; Or, The Black Spector

CHAPTER XXI
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On hearing his name Mr.and Mrs.Goodwin rushed to him, seized his hands, and with the enthusiasm of grateful hearts each absolutely wept upon his broad and ample bosom.

He was at this period about forty-six; but seeing Alice's face lit up with joy and delight, he stooped down and kissed her as a father would a daughter who had recovered from the death struggle.

"My dear child," he said, "you are now saved; but you must remain here for some time longer, because I do not wish to part with you until I shall have completely confirmed the sanative influence with which God has enabled me to reinvigorate you and others.

As for your selfish persecutor, he will trouble you no more.

He knows now what the consequences would be if he attempt it.".


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