[Lewis Rand by Mary Johnston]@TWC D-Link bookLewis Rand CHAPTER XII 40/48
"Well--I, too, will call him noble and great--to-day. "No more for him the warmth of the bright sun; Nor blows upon his brow the wind of night! "He's gone--and we all shall go.
But this is our wedding day.
Let us forget--let us forget all else but that!" "I grieve for the country," she said. He kissed her hand.
"Poor country! But her Sons die every day.
She is like Nature--she takes no heed.
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