Clara Maynard; Or, The True and the False: A Tale of the TimesKingston, William Henry Giles
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Clara Maynard; Or, The True and the False: A Tale of the Times
Kingston, William Henry Giles
Catholics -- England -- Juvenile fiction; Convents -- Juvenile fiction; Inheritance and succession -- Juvenile fiction
"I have forgotten it all in the happiness of seeing you thus employed,
exactly as I should wish," he answered; "never let us speak about it; my
father has told me all. You were ever dear to me, even when I thought
that I had lost you. You have learned to distinguish the true from the
false, and I shall never for a moment, in future, have the slightest
fear that, seeking for guidance from above, you will mistake the one for
the other."
THE END.
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