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Robin

CHAPTER XXV
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And when he was gone there was only emptiness! And I was not alive and I could not think.

I can scarcely think now." "You'll begin to think soon, my lamb," Dowie whispered.

"You've got something to think of.

After a while the emptiness won't be so big and black." She ventured it very carefully.

Her wise soul knew that the Emptiness must come first--the awful world-old Emptiness which for an endless-seeming time nothing can fill-- And all smug preachers of the claims of life and duty must be chary of approaching those who stand desolate gazing into it.
"I could only _remember_," the broken heart-wringing voice went on.


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