England -- Social life and customs -- 19th century -- Fiction; London (England) -- Fiction
But as he went down to the dale, the calm of the silent hour crept over
him. He whispered the beloved name, and it gave him peace; such peace
as follows upon the hallowing of a profound passion, justified of
reason, and proof under the hand of time.
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