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Beth Norvell

CHAPTER XVIII
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I--I must bear the burden of my vows; not even love would long compensate for unfaithfulness in the sight of God." In the intense silence they could hear each other's strained breathing and the soft notes of a bird singing gleefully without.

Winston, his lips compressed, his eyes stern with repressed feeling, neither moved nor spoke.

Beth Norvell's head sank slowly back upon her arm.
"He took me with him from city to city," she went on wearily, as though unconsciously speaking to herself, "staying, I think, in each as long as the police would permit.

He was seldom with me, seldom gave me money.

We did not quarrel, for I refused to be drawn into any exchange of words.


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