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Excerpt from The Household Angel in Disguise
Her friends said no more, believing that the heart must be indeed cold which responds not to such a sentiment.
Now Marion Stanley was to test the character and feelings of her new friends, and certain misgivings, aris ing from remarks of her husband as they drew near Lin denwood, made her breast heave, and her eyes fill with tears. They had been talking of Edith, and her father had expressed his determination to keep her at school until she could overcome her passionate temper, and her unreasonable prejudices.
How, then, can I win her confidence? Asked Mrs. Stanley, smiling through her tears. I wish she were to be at home, certainly for a time.
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