Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 375
he was her very own, and she haddriven him away to ruin, and, perhaps,death! It was an awful moment for her. Pride andcomposure were forgotten ; she was very humanand weak in her remorse and sorrow. With a But Madam Ainsworth did not heed the in-cry of distress that brought Mrs. Ainsworth to… … WHAT IS IT OH, WHAT HAS HAPPENED 1MRS. AINSWORTH. 4-] TOINETTE S PHILIP. 363 read them. They tell everything, they are asclear as day. See what I have brought uponmyself; I was cold, proud, wicked—I would notlisten to the pleadings of my heart. I felt forthat child. I had to struggle with myself…
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