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She h he had dealt the comfortable

persuasion a cruel bloounded her in a vital part by withholding

from her the circumstance of his attach day rendered continued secrecy

inexpedient No softening memory of his affianced had inclined him

to listen with kindly warmth to her timid avowals, or Frederic's

nized no

analogy in the two cases; stood aloof from them in the flush of his

successful love, as if he had never known the pregnantunder the sense of injury to pride and affection,

her language, when she could trust her voice, was a protest that, in

Winston's judge and station

"Why did you not tell me of this earlier, brother? It was unjust and

unkind to keep et yourself, Mabel I aation to account to

you fora truth wholly disconnected

with feeling on his part or on hers

"I have given you the information to which you refer, in season for

you to make ample preparation for my wife's reception And, eness or intolerance,

because I have ed a matter that concerns me chiefly, as seemed

to me best Say the same to Mrs Sutton, if you please; also that I