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Dora Thorne

CHAPTER XIII
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You must make the best you can of it, and you are not doing that now." "No," he said gravely.

"I am very unhappy--more so than you can imagine, Valentine.

Life seems to have lost all its charms for me.

I had such great hopes once, but they are all dead now." "You are too young to say that," she replied; "a little courage, a little patience, and all will be well.

If it comforts you to know that my warmest, deepest sympathy is with you--" Valentine Charteris never finished her sentence; a pale, angry face and dark, gleaming eyes full of passion suddenly flashed before her.
"You may spare your pity, Miss Charteris," cried a hoarse voice.


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