Explore "A Woman's Trust" by Bertha M. Clay on Textopian. Read with annotations and highlights.
Like a man bereft of all reason, Sir Harold Annesley paced his wife's room, the words of her last letter seeming to eat into his brain like molten fire.
"Poor Theresa! " he said, at last. "What must have been your mental sufferings to drive you to this? A life's devotion can never repay such wonderful love as yours!"