Peg O' My Heart by J. Hartley Manners
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"Oh, my dear one! My dear one!"
He folded her in his arms: "I'll give the best of my days to guard you and protect you and bring you happiness." "I am happy now," and her voice died to a whisper. CHAPTER XI KINGSNORTH IN DESPAIR Three days afterwards Nathaniel Kingsnorth returned late at night from a political banquet. It had been a great evening. At last it seemed that life was about to give him what he most wished for. His dearest ambitions were, apparently, about to be realised. He had been called on, as a staunch Conservative, to add his quota to the already wonderful array of brilliant perorations of seasoned statesmen and admirable speakers. Kingsnorth had excelled himself. |
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