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His condition, which had seemed to him so intricate and so unique, began to appear possible and human. He was not so completely cut off from human sympathy as he had felt. "Yes," he assented; "I will be frank about it. I did not think that Father Frontford would understand what it meant to feel that life is given to us to be glorified by the love of a woman."

Wentworth has hoped for years that he might bring your mother also into the fold?" "Yes." "And you are her only child?" "Yes." Father Frontford cast down his eyes; then raised them to flash a glance of vivid intelligence upon Ashe. Then again he looked down. "I think that you had better run down and see your mother," he said.

So much was Maurice absorbed in his thought of the will and his inquiries after it that he gave little consideration to the disquieting plan of Father Frontford for the securing of Miss Morison's cooperation in the election schemes.

He walked along in a reverie as deep as it was painful, trying to see that the occasion called for the use of all lawful means, and that it was natural for the Father to suppose that Mrs. Ashe might be influenced more readily if the rector yielded to the wishes of her son in voting for Frontford. "My dear Ashe, what have you been doing to yourself?" a strong voice asked him.

It seemed to Maurice that there was something significant in the tone which the words did not reveal. He looked keenly at the shadowed face, but without being able clearly to make out its expression. He could see little but the bright eyes holding and dominating his own. "It is for you to do this work," Father Frontford continued; "and it is wonderful how Providence brings good out of all things.

Then she rose, her whole manner changing. "Do you know, my dear," she observed, in a tone gayly satirical, "that I believe that Elsie Wilson is going to be beaten in her bishop steeplechase?" "Do you mean that Father Frontford won't be elected?" "I mean just that. However, things are still uncertain. It will be amusing to see what Elsie will do if she is defeated.

Wentworth to the gravity of the situation, but he could neither forget nor endure the hint that he should make of the hope of his mother's conversion to the church a bribe. He could not think of this without being moved to blame Father Frontford; and he set himself to argue his mind into the belief that there was no harm in the suggestion.

Do not give me the bitterness of feeling that I am a careless shepherd who has lost a lamb to the wolves. If you have gone astray it must be in part my fault; it must be my negligence. Oh, my son, don't force me to stand guilty before God to answer for your lost soul." It seemed to Maurice that he was being swept away by the simple power of the emotion of Frontford.

When he was walking home with Mrs. Fenton after the session was over, he was so absorbed that she rallied him on his absent-mindedness. "I was thinking of the discussion," he said. "I am afraid that Father Frontford injured himself this morning." "But how noble it was of him to say what he believed in spite of the chances," she responded. "I was delighted with Mr.

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