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'
My
unfortunate
child
.
'
The
place
was
so
difficult
to
get
over
,
that
he
tried
again
.
'
It
would
be
hopeless
for
me
,
Louisa
,
to
endeavour
to
tell
you
how
overwhelmed
I
have
been
,
and
still
am
,
by
what
broke
upon
me
last
night
.
The
ground
on
which
I
stand
has
ceased
to
be
solid
under
my
feet
.
The
only
support
on
which
I
leaned
,
and
the
strength
of
which
it
seemed
,
and
still
does
seem
,
impossible
to
question
,
has
given
way
in
an
instant
.
I
am
stunned
by
these
discoveries
.
I
have
no
selfish
meaning
in
what
I
say
;
but
I
find
the
shock
of
what
broke
upon
me
last
night
,
to
be
very
heavy
indeed
.
'
She
could
give
him
no
comfort
herein
.
She
had
suffered
the
wreck
of
her
whole
life
upon
the
rock
.
'
I
will
not
say
,
Louisa
,
that
if
you
had
by
any
happy
chance
undeceived
me
some
time
ago
,
it
would
have
been
better
for
us
both
;
better
for
your
peace
,
and
better
for
mine
.
For
I
am
sensible
that
it
may
not
have
been
a
part
of
my
system
to
invite
any
confidence
of
that
kind
.
I
had
proved
my
--
my
system
to
myself
,
and
I
have
rigidly
administered
it
;
and
I
must
bear
the
responsibility
of
its
failures
.
I
only
entreat
you
to
believe
,
my
favourite
child
,
that
I
have
meant
to
do
right
.
'
He
said
it
earnestly
,
and
to
do
him
justice
he
had
.
In
gauging
fathomless
deeps
with
his
little
mean
excise-rod
,
and
in
staggering
over
the
universe
with
his
rusty
stiff-legged
compasses
,
he
had
meant
to
do
great
things
.
Within
the
limits
of
his
short
tether
he
had
tumbled
about
,
annihilating
the
flowers
of
existence
with
greater
singleness
of
purpose
than
many
of
the
blatant
personages
whose
company
he
kept
.
'
I
am
well
assured
of
what
you
say
,
father
.
I
know
I
have
been
your
favourite
child
.
I
know
you
have
intended
to
make
me
happy
.
I
have
never
blamed
you
,
and
I
never
shall
.
'
He
took
her
outstretched
hand
,
and
retained
it
in
his
.
'
My
dear
,
I
have
remained
all
night
at
my
table
,
pondering
again
and
again
on
what
has
so
painfully
passed
between
us
.
When
I
consider
your
character
;
when
I
consider
that
what
has
been
known
to
me
for
hours
,
has
been
concealed
by
you
for
years
;
when
I
consider
under
what
immediate
pressure
it
has
been
forced
from
you
at
last
;
I
come
to
the
conclusion
that
I
can
not
but
mistrust
myself
.
'
He
might
have
added
more
than
all
,
when
he
saw
the
face
now
looking
at
him
.
He
did
add
it
in
effect
,
perhaps
,
as
he
softly
moved
her
scattered
hair
from
her
forehead
with
his
hand
.
Such
little
actions
,
slight
in
another
man
,
were
very
noticeable
in
him
;
and
his
daughter
received
them
as
if
they
had
been
words
of
contrition
.
