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The Measure of a Man

CHAPTER XIII
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He threw off all his sadness, as he would have cast away a garment that did not fit him, by a kind of physical movement; and the years in which he had known disappointment and loss of love dropped away from him.

For Jane had buried in tenderest words and hopes all the cruel words which had so bitterly wounded and bereaved and impoverished his life.

Jane had promised and God was her surety.

He had put into her memory a wondrous secret word.

She had heard His voice, and it could never again leave her heart; And who could murmur or misdoubt, When God's great sunshine finds them out?
* * * * * SEQUENCES There are few episodes in life which break off finally.


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