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Still must fate, stern, cold, reproving, / Link but to divide the heart -- -- / Must it teach the young and loving / First to prize and then to part. / L. E. L.
The second day after Eugene Trevor's departure, Mary received a letter / from him, short, hurried, though affectionate, and mentioning that some / troublesome and rather annoying business obliged him to leave Montrevor. / He did not say for how long, or where he was going, but Mary sent her / letter, in answer, directed to Montrevor.