Capitolo 49
"I have to have impermeable test, strong, first I can believe that he is false."
"Could you/he/she bear such exposure?"
"Yes."
"Then you will have immediately the evidence of his/her guilt."
Saying this, he produced the first letter spoken of, and it put him/it in her
hands for perusal.
It would be impossible to describe the feelings of Eveline while it is examining the
contained of the letter. For before, evidence appeared so conclusive and
submerging his/her strong faith in his/her person in love was shaken; but a second reading
and according to thoughts they restored his/her trust, still her as soon as you/he/she could explain
for the change in his/her feelings and he/she judges, evidence was in the moment in which
strongly as before, and she could not help giving credit to the fact; her only
known that her _felt_ Hadley was innocent; and she would have trust in this
the intuitive sentence in preference to some anonymous communication that
you/he/she could be produced against him. But should thing tell his/her parent? As
it was able her it thrills him with his own feelings, or it also mends a doubt of
The guilt of Hadley in his/her mind? While she was turning these things in her
you mind, the Mr. Mandeville held his/her eye on her, and famous every change of
expression that has passed on his/her face. For a long time he said:
"What does he/she think about that?"
The question still found her/it uncertain as to what she should tell defense
of his/her person in love, but with the consultation decision of purpose came, and her quickly
answered:
"I think that it is a falsification."
"A falsification?"
"Yes, till now as it pertains to Hadley. I don't believe that he has ever seen him."
"You don't certainly believe that I would be guilty of such moral lowness as Your words
you implicate."
"Oh! no, no; I don't do for a doubt of moment Your good faith and perfect
sincerity; but I think you you/he/she is deceived. As you found possession of this
document?"
"Well, I have to confess, not in the rightest way, or rather, my