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Dora Thorne

CHAPTER XV
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He wrote to Valentine, but the few stiff words expressed little of what he felt.

He prayed her to forget the miserable scene that would haunt him to his dying day; to pardon the insults that had driven him nearly mad; to pardon the mad jealousy, the dishonor of Dora; to forget him and all belonging to him.

When Miss Charteris read the letter she knew that all effort to restore peace would for a time be in vain.

She heard the day following that the clever young artist, Mr.
Earle, had left.
Countess Rosali loudly lamented Ronald's departure.

It was so strange, she said; the dark-eyed little wife and her children had gone home to England, and the husband, after selling off his home, had gone with Mr.
Charles Standon into the interior of Africa.


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