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Excerpt from A Warning to Wives, or the Platonic Lover, Vol. 3 of 3: A Novel
Arms the restoration of their darling, all things went on apparently much as usual with Sir Noah and Lady Fathom; we say apparently, because the heart knoweth its own bitterness, and a stranger doth not intermeddle with its joy. Sir N oab rose from his bed (to which his sprain had confined him for some weeks) an altered man, but the alteration was one of those silent, . Inward changes, often undreamt of, even by those who sit by our sides, or lie in our bosoms: Grumbleby had raised a spirit in the hithertg quiet, pre-occupied breast of old Sir Noah a spirit it is much easier to raise than to lay.
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