Capitolo 53
to his/her face, and he saw them filled with torn wounds.
"No, no, my beloved!" he exclaimed, as he folded up her/it to his/her breast,
stricken with senzo of guilt all of a sudden. "Has my provoke discourteous words
these torn wounds? forgive me my better love,; I think that I love my children but me
doesn't know mean the depths of the tenderness of a mother, my Emmeline neither that
clear-sightedness what so a lot he/she sends to call sooner restlessness in her
kind heart that in a father. But it is able us in any way we prevent the growth
of that intimacy of which I know that you disapprove?"
"No, my had a preference for Arthur, has now to frequent his/her course. Pain as it is
me, I won't rudely check the affections of my child, _that_ won't bring
them back to me. You are able, one day, discovers his/her error, and wants then
gladly return to that love that tenderness about which she now thinks but
slightly. I owe endeavour to wait up to that day it comes, with all the
patience I can teach my heart to feel", she added, with a smile.
"I am perhaps requiring more than it is my quota. It is not often us we find
the young girls will only be satisfied with them mother as a friend;
they languishes for novelty, for companions of them own age that them
images you/he/she can sympathize better in their feelings. A child is everything in everybody
to a mother, although a parent is but a connection in the life of a child; still
my children have so long looked on me as a friend that, I perhaps, feel
this loss of the trust the more painfully."
"But you will regain him/it my Emmeline,; our Caroline is only now dazzled,
she will discover soon the hollow of the professions of Annie of
eternal friendship."
Mrs. shook Hamilton his/her head.
"I doubt him/it my dear husband. The flattering heat with which Annie
First Caroline met has disappointed me. I thought and I hoped here for that,
surrounded by all of his/her knowledges to the fashion, she would have rather
neglected his/her first friends and the pride of Caroline that he/she takes umbrage them,