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Julia had the s itself,

in its ravated form Where she took it, or when, she did not

know, nor did it matter She had it, and for ten days she had seen no

one but her husband and physician, and had no care but such as Guy could

give her He had been unreentle as

a woht for himself

and the risk he ran It was a bad disease at the best, and now in its

worst type it was horrible, but Julia bore up bravely, thinking always

lad that Providence had

sent theht

she could not pass a night co, and she could hear their little voices as they played

together, or asked for their mamma and why they ain; she knew it now, and Guy knew it, too

The doctor had told theht, and between

the husband and ords had been spoken such as are only said when

hearts which have been one are about to be severed forever

To Julia there was no terror in death, save as it took her from those

she loved, her husband and her little ones, and these she had given into