CHAPTER 13
y scruples, fiercely ering inclination, ated; but repentance ences ion - enderness - toget be ure to every common day - t to satisfy est to part ; o ered in loones by t stirred t - on experienced minds at a distance from to poor Maggie tar o ty lips: t be, tals ion epe to ime excluded all realities - all except turning sun-gleams ers as t of promised t pressed spoke to looked at h grave, unspeakable love.
to be no rain, after all; to t purple rampart, and long purple isles of t o us ar co sleep all nig ter t ill early, on a dro rest, and s t dying flus Stepill seated by t stream and made irely passive, t tion ransient one, and t t bring back truggle - t ts noinct to o sleep soft stream still flo.