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112 SUCCESS ANI> FAILURE.
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Chapter I. Two Men Sat Together In A Sin...
I " regret I shall it know for how your to sake console that myself you , are said no Arthur that longer , with the iriends a sli . g " ht
we sneer did , not " he get was on . underbred He offended decidedl my taste y , perhaps . Vulgar peop was le always reason love excessivelI with that author who ' I never knew an
underbred so person y ; agree in my life who did not overpower says some-thing or some-one with their love . ' Now do not be vexed , Wyndham , I am
occurred not " serious Arthur shortl , , " but said y you before " look Wyndham they so deucedl parted , earnestl y , solemn ) " y , be broken ( this that true , it conversation friendshi be provokes generous me , had . be "
unselfish will find , that and life you has need sorrows not comp which lain always of need sympath ps y ; , you and that we all have duties to fulfil which require support and aid . No be
man canor shouldafford to lose a friend . Your career may friends apparentl there , y brilliant will be , , failure but if somewhere you have . not " Arthur the facult listened y of with retaining great , successful
attention , and pressed his friend ' s hand . He , the man , thoug And ht yet he , could even use so far forbearance as they with had the yet less gone fortunate , to which Wyndham of raised them .
him belonged several the degrees real triump in the h social ? Arthur scale . 's literary His appointment talents had gave him entrance into political lifeand to ambition and industry like his ,
, the In entrance a worldl was y sense all that , "Wyndham was necessary had gained . literally nothing into . But
that " wing'd Psyche , " his thought , had been admitted Dora's love soul , which and would was to rei be gn the there jewel for of ever his . life A , and good which true warm would heart develop , a
his best and soften his least good qualities , was the guerdon he could claim . Which had the best reward ?
CHAPTER II . Some months after thisDora and Wyndham were engaged .
Arthur Wyndham received wrote this to letter his friend , he had for been his congratulations much disappointed . When by very
the disastrous termination of an affair which had been intrusted to He had him b overshot y in his extreme chef the , who ill mark -humor had pointed gone with to the Eng out di , land and lomatic for had a career short met time generall with . a Arthur rebuff yand .
to in with whom the was his decided own he had mission rej talked ection especiall metap of his h y hear ysics . He t b and y had p a sentiment rosy also -cheeked met , who with Germ had a vexation listened an , girl
to him with the softest and most suggestive manner , but had evicourse dently . meant Probabl as little had by she her seemed mode of an li easier stening conquest as he , by he his would disy
smooth have been sweetness immediatel , to y see disenchanted how far he had ; but made he was an impression led on by , onl her y
to be toldwith the greatest innocence and ingenuity , that she , had ,
112 Success Ani> Failure.
112 SUCCESS ANI _> FAILURE .
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English Woman’s Journal (1858-1864), April 1, 1859, page 112, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/ewj/issues/ewj_01041859/page/40/
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