[Grandmother Elsie by Martha Finley]@TWC D-Link bookGrandmother Elsie CHAPTER XIII 9/9
The rich color rushed over face and neck, and her heart beat fast. "Agnes," she said to her maid, "you may go now; I shall not need you any more to-night," and the girl went out, leaving her alone. Even then she did not at once open her letter, but moved slowly back and forth for some minutes, with it in her hand.
Then kneeling down she asked earnestly for heavenly guidance in this important crisis of her life. Looking into her own heart that day, she had learned that she was far from indifferent to him who had asked her to exchange with him vows of mutual love and trust, and to be the partner of his joys and sorrows.
She was not indifferent, but did she love him well enough to leave, for his sake, the dear home of her childhood and the sweet mother to whom her heart had ever clung with the most ardent affection? .
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