[The Story of Bawn by Katharine Tynan]@TWC D-Link bookThe Story of Bawn CHAPTER XXXVIII 14/17
If you have ever the need for confession again, come to me." "I will, Bawn dear, and God bless you," she said, her face lighting. "You have helped me so much.
Perhaps, after all, Robin may not be sickening for the small-pox.
What a thing that would be!" "If he is he will still be in the hands of God," I said. For many days after that I waited for news of Richard Dawson so eagerly that it seemed to break in upon my expectation. One thing I knew at least, and that was that love was nursing him.
The information came to me through Maureen, in a characteristic manner.
Even the happiness of these days did not make Maureen gentle. "You've heard about Nora Brady, Miss Bawn ?" she said. "No ?" My heart sank, apprehending some new calamity; while Maureen went on in bitter tones-- "I never thought well of her and now I'm proved right.
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