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Mercy Philbrick’s Choice

CHAPTER XI
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It was not so.

It was only that separation and its surer tests were adjusting to a truer level the relation between them.

She did not love him one whit less; but she was taking the position which belonged to her stronger and finer organization.

If she had ever lived by his side as his wife, the same change would have come; but her never-failing tenderness would have effectually covered it from his recognition, and hid it from her own, so long as he looked into her eyes with pleading love, and she answered with woman's fondness.

No realization of inequality could ever have come.


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