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Half a Century

CHAPTER XVI
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Twice a pair of little arms were thrown around me, and the sound of the retreating footsteps died away when my husband laid his hand all trembling on my head.

I threw it off and begged him to go away, his presence would kill me.

He would not go, and I went out into the woods.

He followed, and said he had never charged me with an evil thought, much less an action, was the most loving of husbands and the most injured in that I had thought he had found fault with me.

He might have spoken a hasty word, but was it right to lay it up against him?
I still begged him to leave--that I should die if he did not.


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