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The Mother’s Recompense, Volume II.

CHAPTER IX
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Her cheeks were colourless as marble, but the long dark fringes that rested on them were unwetted by tears; she had forcibly sent them back.

Her heart throbbed almost to suffocation, but she would not listen to its anguish.

The form of Herbert seemed to flit before her and remind her of her promise, that her every care, her every energy should be devoted to his mother; and that remembrance, strengthened as it was by Mr.Howard's words, nerved her to the painful duty which was now hers to perform.

"You may indeed trust me.

My Father in heaven will support me, and give me strength to conceal this intelligence effectually, till my beloved aunt is enabled to hear it with composure.


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