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Thelma

CHAPTER XII
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This done,--I will stay the tempest that threatens your habitation--I will hold back the dark cloud of destruction--I will avert the wrath of the Lord,--yes! for the sake of the past--for the sake of the past!" These last words she muttered in a low tone, more to herself than to Gueldmar; and, having spoken, she averted her eyes from the company, drew her shawl closely about her, and waited for an answer.
"By all the gods of my fathers!" shouted the _bonde_ in a towering passion.

"This passes my utmost endurance! Have I not told thee again and again, thou silly soul!.

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that thy grandchild is no slave?
She is free--free to return to thee an' she will; free also to stay with us, where she has found a happier home than thy miserable hut at Talvig.
Britta!" and he thumped his fist on the table.


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