The New England Magazine, Volumen15New England Magazine Company, 1896 |
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... felt his pain and humiliation . Now , when she had passed beyond his reach , he began to realize how much he had made her a part of his life . It gave him a certain satisfaction to think that he could love so deeply , for there had been ...
... felt his pain and humiliation . Now , when she had passed beyond his reach , he began to realize how much he had made her a part of his life . It gave him a certain satisfaction to think that he could love so deeply , for there had been ...
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... felt that he was to be pitied . He was glad , however , that the world did not know , for he did not want its pity . But he did want its friendship , and he slowly re- turned to the gaieties which had at first attracted him on coming to ...
... felt that he was to be pitied . He was glad , however , that the world did not know , for he did not want its pity . But he did want its friendship , and he slowly re- turned to the gaieties which had at first attracted him on coming to ...
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... felt , which inter- fered with her happiness , and was not always accurate . Tad seldom felt as badly as she thought he did . Tad thought he could imagine most things better on the whole , but when it came to imagining how badly other ...
... felt , which inter- fered with her happiness , and was not always accurate . Tad seldom felt as badly as she thought he did . Tad thought he could imagine most things better on the whole , but when it came to imagining how badly other ...
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