[The Trespasser Complete by Gilbert Parker]@TWC D-Link bookThe Trespasser Complete CHAPTER XVIII 9/34
A groan escaped Lady Belward. "And now--now, what will you do ?" asked the baronet. "I do not know.
I am going back first to Andree." Sir William's face was ashy. "Impossible!" "I promised, and I will go back." Lady Belward's voice quivered: "Stay, ah, stay, and redeem the past! You can, you can outlive it." Always the same: live it down! "It is no use," he answered; "I must return." Then in a few words he thanked them for all, and bade them good-bye. He did not offer his hand, nor did they.
But at the door he heard Lady Belward say in a pleading voice: "Gaston!" He returned.
She held out her hand. "You must not do as your father did," she said.
"Give the woman up, and come back to us.
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