I was surprised to find her so depressed, yet I do not remember ever to have seen any thing like guilt, in all the interviews with her, from that hour until her death.
"Ellen's father died; but not before many had spoken lightly of his daughter.

Mr.Lee was constantly at the house; and what but Ellen's beauty could take him there! No one was without a prejudice against Mr.Lee, and I have often wondered that Ellen could have overlooked what every one knew, the treatment his wife had received.

You will think," continued Cousin Janet, "that it is because I am an old maid, and am full of notions, that I cannot imagine how a woman can love a man who has been divorced from his wife.

I, who have never loved as the novelists say, have the most exalted ideas of marriage.

It is in Scripture, the type of Christ's love to the church.