The Awakening of Helena Richie by Margaret Wade Campbell Deland
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"I'll cure Maggie," the doctor assured her smiling, and went away much pleased with himself. But when he got into his shabby old buggy he sighed. "Poor soul!" he said. "Poor soul!" CHAPTER III William King reported the result of his call to Dr. Lavendar, and when he told the tragic story of the dead baby the old man blinked and shook his head. "Do you wonder she doesn't call herself Mrs. _Frederick_ Richie?" William demanded. "I don't!" "No; that's natural, that's natural," Dr. Lavendar admitted. "I suppose it was a dreadful thing to say," said William, "but I just burst out and said that if ever there was an excuse for divorce, she had it!" "What did she say?" "Oh, of course, that she hadn't been divorced. I was ashamed of myself |
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