The Servant in the House by Charles Rann Kennedy
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his bitter wrongs with gold!
AUNTIE. How did you know that? MANSON. I know _you_! What, do you think that God's eyes are like your brother's--blind? Or do you think these things can be done in darkness without crying aloud to Heaven for light? AUNTIE. I am here to work my will, not yours! MANSON. What gain do you hope to bring yourself by that? AUNTIE. I am not thinking of myself! I am thinking only of my husband's happiness! MANSON. Behold the happiness you have already brought him! AUNTIE. There is the child! It would break her heart! MANSON. What is her heart but broken now--by you? AUNTIE, Robert himself would be the first to repudiate any other plan. MANSON. Have you tried him? AUNTIE. Of course not; but he must see the impossibility. MANSON. What impossibility? |
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