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The Recollections of Geoffrey Hamlyn

CHAPTER XVI
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The wife of a convicted felon, what hope was left for her in this world?
None.

And that child that was sleeping so quietly on her bosom, what a mark was set on him from this time forward!--the son of Hawker the coiner! Would it not be better if they both were lying below there in the cold still water, at rest?
But she laughed aloud.

"This is the last of the devils he talked of," said she.

"I have fought the others and beat them.

I won't yield to this one." She paused abashed, for a man on horseback was standing before her as she turned.


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