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By the Light of the Soul

CHAPTER XII
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"She was the best little girl that ever was.

She is just like her own dear mother." "I wish mother was back," Maria whispered, her whisper stifled against his ear.
"Oh, my God, so do I!" Harry said, with a half sob.

For the minute the true significance of his position overwhelmed him.

He felt a regret, a remembrance, that was a passion.

He realized, with no disguise, what it all meant: that he a man with the weakness of a child in the hands of a masterly woman, had formerly been in the leading-strings of love for himself, for his own best good, whereas he was now in the grasp of the self-love of another who cared for him only as he promoted her own interests.


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