Belle K. (Belle Kendrick) Abbott

Capitolo 94

escritoires were taken the eye, and jumping in before him it grabbed him mean,
with good hope, mean fearfully, and tremblingly he/she explained him/it. These are
the words that you/he/she has contained:

"JUST HAD A PREFERENCE FOR FATHER:  Can him, never desire you forgive Your disobedient
Leah? I shiver when I think about you, while he/she is reading these lines in the
morning, when I will go far street from Your embrace that loves! But,
dear father, you know that I didn't desire to go to Saxony, till now street
from You;  fearing, yes, also knowing that circumstances would rise
to prevent my return. I cannot explain my meaning, the dear father for
fear of imperilling Your happiness. I prefer to live on, as I have
fact for years, with the secret of mine pain-the secret that impels
me to this action of disobedience-unknown in my heart. I fear Your
anger and anchor, the dear father, I cannot go. I prefer to remain and
marry that that, next to You, I love above all humanity-Emile
The Great one. Yes, the dear father, when Your eyes attentively read these lines me,
it will be his/her wife, and far street on my trip in our distant house.
He loves me, and me the hook, even more that once I have refused his
with love, in deference to Your teachings that 'to deny my people and my
the faith, from marriage with a Cristiano it was worse of the death and a
eternal dishonor.' I hope, then, for Your pardon, also
although do I look for him/it on knees of bended, the dear father? You/he/she had been me permitted to
remains home, I would not be me him due to ever get married, certainly not in
the clandestine way that I propose. I run away to the love and protection
of Emile as an alternative to a terrible fate. Oh! is sorry for and pardons
me, father;  love me, even if I bring the pain to Your tender,
loving heart. In my new house, I will look, and I will wait for some
news, of the letter as a white-winged dove that you/they bear me an individual
word of love and memory from my beloved father. If it comes
not, alas! ah me! You can know there is always a pain in my heart