Christian's Mistake by Dinah Maria Mulock Craik
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"You must not look at him, You must go to bed," said Christian, with a gentle authority. "Presently. And you--are you not afraid to sit up here alone?" "Oh no." "You never seem to be afraid of any thing." "Not of much--I have gone through such a deal" said Christian, with a faint smile. "But, papa, indeed you must go to bed." Nevertheless, they stood a little longer looking down upon Arthur, whose breathing grew softer into natural sleep. Then, with a mutual impulse given by the unity of a common grief the husband and wife turned and kissed one another. "God bless you, my darling, my poor children's mother, the first they ever--" He stopped, and never finished the sentence. Chapter 6 _"Love that asketh love again, |
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