Death -- Fiction; Forgiveness -- Fiction; Memory -- Fiction
“Ah no more—no more!” she wailed, as with a quick new horror of it, under
her breath.
“Yes, one more,” he repeated, simply; “just one!” And with this his head
dropped on her shoulder; she felt that in his weakness he had fainted.
But alone with him in the dusky church a great dread was on her of what
might still happen, for his face had the whiteness of death.
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