Should She Have Left Him? — page 146: what you’re looking at

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LAW SUPPORTS THE CHURCH. 133 than he had seen fit to express. He was by nomeans certain that their problem had been solved in this simple and direct manner. And he did not care to expose Dorothy to the dangers and humiliations should their story become known while they were in Newport. And he knew his Newport too well not to know what it would do if opportunity were given it. Mrs, Courtenay, wearied yet happy, returned with her husband to Newport to resume the weary grind of society’s treadmill, and Dorothy and Trescotte to the house with windows opening on Central Park, to live their lives in their own ways, far happier than they had yet been, for the sunshine is always brighter alter the black storm clouds have rolled away. GOMMGIOO cS (GO)