A DEVOTEE
BY
MARY CHOLMONDELEY
AUTHOR OF'DIANA TEMPEST,' 'SIR CHARLES DANVERS,' AND 'THE DANVERS JEWELS'
MARY CHOLMONDELEY
AUTHOR OF'DIANA TEMPEST,' 'SIR CHARLES DANVERS,' AND 'THE DANVERS JEWELS'
SECOND EDITION
EDWARD ARNOLD
| LONDON 37 Bedford Street | NEW YORK 70 Fifth Avenue |
1897
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FLORIE,
UPON WHOSE KIND STRONG HAND
I HAVE SO OFTEN LEANT.
'That day is sure,
Though not perhaps this week, nor month, nor year,
When your great love shall clean forgotten be,
And my poor tenderness shall yet endure.'
Wilfrid S. Blunt.
Though not perhaps this week, nor month, nor year,
When your great love shall clean forgotten be,
And my poor tenderness shall yet endure.'
Wilfrid S. Blunt.
A DEVOTEE.
CHAPTER I.
'Yet to be loved makes not to love again;
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