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"Come away, my dear," and I went.
They asked me downstairs, those two who waited, what my father had said,
and what had happened, but I only replied: "I will keep his secret--we
must all keep it--for his dear sake."
I have kept it to this day. I am a happy wife and mother now, and the
old things are passed away. I never see Lady Helen, and I am glad of
that. I like to forget that she ever came into my life, and into
father's. Father, of course, is very happy, happier than any of us. I
talk to my children about him on Sunday evenings, and we wonder together
what he is doing in the land where there are no secrets, and where no
one is misunderstood.
PRINTED BY CASSELL & COMPANY, LIMITED, LA BELLE SAUVAGE, LONDON, E.C.
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_BOOKS FOR YOUNG WOMEN_
BETTY OF THE RECTORY
By L. T. MEADE
FLAMING JUNE
By MRS. G. DE HORNE VAIZEY
WILD HEATHER
By L. T. MEADE
CASSELL AND CO., LTD.
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