[The Moon out of Reach by Margaret Pedler]@TWC D-Link bookThe Moon out of Reach CHAPTER XIX 28/31
." "Yes.
There's Roger," he said gravely.
"And you've given him your word.
You can't draw back now." There was a note of sternness in the old man's voice--the sternness of a man who has a high creed of honour and who has always lived up to it, no matter what it cost. "Remember, Nan, no Davenant was ever a coward in the face of difficulties.
They always pulled through somehow." "Or ran away--like Angele de Varincourt." "She only ran from one difficulty into the arms of a hundred others. No wrong can be righted by another wrong." "Can any wrong ever be really righted ?" she demanded bitterly. "We have to pay for our mistakes--each in our turn." He himself had paid to the uttermost farthing.
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