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SUCCESS AND FAILURE ,, 253
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his love She faults long too even quand , courteous before mfrme his and . marriage They well bred subsided , and to be was into otherwise not a fashionable of a than disposition faultless couple to .
in all was her intercourse with himbut he knew that she had long withdrher heart from hisIt vexed , himand he endeavored to rouse
awn . , her jealousy by the most barefaced flirtations . Her pride was mortifiedbut her heart was not pained .
She connections onl , y grew and colder famil and colder He admired , and more her engrossed — -he could with not fail her
in own thatbut she did not charm y . him as many , an inferior woman didIt , must be owned that she never sought to do so . They
between became . at them last . entirel Arthur y alienated had . written Their two some children touching were poems no bond on the he loved
childrenon a father ' s love for the children of woman , but in real , life they bored him , and his own were somewhat afraid
of him . The truth is that these shallow streams , which at their source noise to the
the laugh instant and sparkle they flow in the amidst sun , and the make thoroug a pleasant hfares of life become ear , defilementThe
muddy and turbid . The deep ocean alone resists . often needs pettish of daily , rude existence , suspicious tired . Arthur From and indifference overcame , his him . wife He froze was
into Meanwhile absolute contempt his owers . of licationhis ready fluency , his app ,
prizes active industry in the worldl , won p y him game hi . gher He and serve There hi d gher his is , party but a level not indefati the which hi gabl ghe all st y , , but yet his party did not trust him .
things find , and no Archimedes' lever has yet been discovered to leading place Wyndham insincerity minds 's of growing beside the day truth fame had . often and his caused accep a tance regret as in Arthur one of that the
to their rejoice _/ _acquaintance with those had that ceased , rejoice . , He and was wrote one to who W was yndham always flattering willing
had letters not of forgotten congratulation him . , but They Dora remained was firm unanswered in her resolve . Wyndham that all intercourse should cease between them . "It is not , " she said , her after the
qualities recei as Wyndham pt of one Arthur looked of these rather letters it appealing , is " that not that I ly do towards he not let do fall justice my hand to such at
the fatuitous only as fear time " he Dora could possesses ' s face possibl ; was y pale have and upheld stem it as , from she said a selfish this ;
" and in that the this teeth , outrage of his to our convictions long , and on for my he side knows proved me as affection well as ,
it you was suited do , Wyndham his , and and own affected only an excuse to , misunderstand for his own conduct me because , for gave
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Success And Failure ,, 253
SUCCESS AND FAILURE ,, 253
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English Woman’s Journal (1858-1864), June 1, 1859, page 253, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/ewj/issues/ewj_01061859/page/37/
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