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The Iron Furrow

CHAPTER XVIII
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And I can guess what father will say when he learns of it--'Louise, you did just right.

Exactly what you should do under the circumstances.'" Already the colour had reappeared in her cheeks.

A resilience of nature was indeed hers, he perceived, that enabled her to undergo ordeals that would prostrate many women.

It came, undoubtedly, from the same springs out of which rose her splendid courage, her fine sympathy.

Ah, that golden quality of sympathy! Because of it her duty that day had seemed plain and clear.
"Louise--may I not use that name, for we're friends ?--Louise, you're the bravest, kindest girl I have ever known.


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