We will renew the subject when you are more composed--I might say both.

I could not give you a greater proof of my interest in your happiness, than the allusion I have made to my past life.

Never before have I lifted the curtain from errors which death has sanctified.
Let the confidence be sacred.

Ernest and Edith must never know that a shadow rested on their father's virtues.

Nothing but the hope of saving you from the sufferings which once were mine, could have induced me to rend the veil from the temple of my heart." "How solemn, how chilling are your words," said I, feeling very faint and sad.