Mabel the Actress, Or the Perils of Illicit Love (Classic Reprint)

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Augustus, with all his faults, did not lack good nature; and, though he had spoken harshly and insultingly in the moment of irritation at the rejection of a suit, of which he thought the bare mention would have insured success, yet when be perceived how deep as well as real the feelings were which he had called forth, and how thoroughly he had mistaken the character and the mind of the beautiful creature whom he saw before him choking with a paroxysm of shame and anger, his heart smote him keenly for what he had done; and, with a manner as respectful as it had previously been ofi'ensive, he endeavoured to soothe and calm her.

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