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Farewell; and if a soul where hatred's gall / Melts into pardon, that embalmeth all, / Can with forgiveness bless thee; from remorse / Can pluck the stone which interrupts the course / Of thought to God; and bid the waters rest / Calm in Heaven's smile -- poor fellow-man, be blest! / THE NEW TIMON.
Eugene Trevor was fated to encounter another interview of importance before he laid down to rest that night, or rather morning, succeeding the meeting with Arthur Seaham.