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God, how I would have worked to make her happy! But now that is impossible. Voice Reading
To offer her the hand of a murderer would be as bad as to offer her the hand of a drunkard. Voice Reading
And Mark died for that. Voice Reading
I saw her this morning. Voice Reading
She was very sweet. Voice Reading
It is a difficult world to understand. Voice Reading
"Well, well, we are all gone now-the Abletts and the Cayleys. Voice Reading
I wonder what old Grandfather Cayley thinks of it all. Voice Reading
Perhaps it is as well that we have died out. Voice Reading
Not that there was anything wrong with Sarah-except her temper. Voice Reading
And she had the Ablett nose-you can't do much with that. Voice Reading
I'm glad she left no children. Voice Reading
"Good-bye, Mr. Gillingham. Voice Reading
I'm sorry that your stay with us was not of a pleasanter nature, but you understand the difficulties in which I was placed. Voice Reading
Don't let Bill think too badly of me. Voice Reading
He is a good fellow; look after him. Voice Reading
He will be surprised. Voice Reading
The young are always surprised. Voice Reading
And thank you for letting me end my own way. Voice Reading
I expect you did sympathize a little, you know. Voice Reading
We might have been friends in another world-you and I, and I and she. Voice Reading
Tell her what you like. Voice Reading
Everything or nothing. Voice Reading
You will know what is best. Voice Reading
Good-bye, Mr. Gillingham. Voice Reading

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