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Kate Danton, or, Captain Danton’s Daughters

CHAPTER XIX
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He would tell me how to do what is right, and I want to do what is right if I can.

But I have neglected, and avoided, and prevaricated with him so long that I have no right to trouble him now.
And I know he would tell me I am doing wrong; I have read it in his face; and how can I do right ?" She sat thinking drearily, her face lying on her arm.

It was the afternoon of the 14th--ten days more, and it would indeed, be too late.
The nearer the marriage approached, the more abhorrent it grew.

The waving trees of Glen-Keith cast inviting shadows no longer.

It was all darkness and desolation.


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