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Sisters Of The Golden Circle
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“If you can explain,” he began rather stiffly, “why you–“

“Dear,” she interrupted, “listen. It was an hour’s pain and trial to you. I did it for her–I mean the girl who spoke to me on the coach. I was so happy, Jim–so happy with you that I didn’t dare to refuse that happiness to another. Jim, they were married only this morning –those two; and I wanted him to get away. While they were struggling with you I saw him slip from behind his tree and hurry across the park. That’s all of it, dear–I had to do it.”

Thus does one sister of the plain gold band know another who stands in the enchanted light that shines but once and briefly for each one. By rice and satin bows does mere man become aware of weddings. But bride knoweth bride at the glance of an eye. And between them swiftly passes comfort and meaning in a language that man and widows wot not of.