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The Hand But Not the Heart

CHAPTER XXVII
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I was not at first satisfied with this last step; but on close reflection, I am inclined to the belief that he was right.

I do not think either of you are strong enough yet to meet.

You would be drawn together by an attraction that might obscure your higher perceptions, and lead you to break over all impediments.

That, with your views, would not be well.

There would be a cloud in the sky of your happiness; a spot on your marriage garments; a shadow on your consciences." "There would--there would!" replied Miss Loring with sudden feeling.
Then, as the current grew placid again, she said: "I can hardly make you comprehend the change which that letter has wrought in me.


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