 Reproach me!' she exclaimed, looking up quickly; 'what right have you to reproach me?' " The question took me by surprise, for I certainly thought I had the best right in the world. " She put her hand to her throat as if she were choking, and said : '...  A Life's Mistake Or Love's Forgiveness - Page 313by Charles Garvice - 1892 - 341 pagesFull view - About this book
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