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Mary Balogh Quote: “Love wasn’t about reasons. It wasn’t about admiring fine qualities. Love was a language all on its own, composed of gestures that seemed incomprehensible, perhaps even pointless, to the outside observer. Speaking.”

201. “Love wasn’t about reasons. It wasn’t about admiring fine qualities. Love was a language all on its own, composed of gestures that seemed incomprehensible, perhaps even pointless, to the outside observer. Speaking.”

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Mary Balogh Quote: “But she felt an unexpected stab of loneliness. Teddy was not there. If she were to reach out to where he had always lain beside her, he would not be there. He would never be there again. Not ever or ever or ever.”

202. “But she felt an unexpected stab of loneliness. Teddy was not there. If she were to reach out to where he had always lain beside her, he would not be there. He would never be there again. Not ever or ever or ever.”

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Mary Balogh Quote: “He was being the scrupulously honorable gentleman, she realized, protecting her name, taking the consequences of his own indiscretion. She understood all that and was grateful for it. And resentful of it. How helpless women were. The pawns of men. To be tripped up and pitched headlong into the dirt by men, and then to be picked up by them and dusted off and restored to uprightness. But that was the way of the world.”

203. “He was being the scrupulously honorable gentleman, she realized, protecting her name, taking the consequences of his own indiscretion. She understood all that and was grateful for it. And resentful of it. How helpless women were. The pawns of men. To be tripped up and pitched headlong into the dirt by men, and then to be picked up by them and dusted off and restored to uprightness. But that was the way of the world.”

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Mary Balogh Quote: “She fled up the stairs to her room. But her room did not provide sanctuary enough. She needed to be quite alone. She needed to be somewhere where she could recollect herself and find some peace.”

204. “She fled up the stairs to her room. But her room did not provide sanctuary enough. She needed to be quite alone. She needed to be somewhere where she could recollect herself and find some peace.”

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Mary Balogh Quote: “But she knew she would not sleep until she had somehow sorted through her thoughts about the night before. She pulled a chair to the window, blew out the candle, and sat looking out onto the moonlit lawns and trees.”

205. “But she knew she would not sleep until she had somehow sorted through her thoughts about the night before. She pulled a chair to the window, blew out the candle, and sat looking out onto the moonlit lawns and trees.”

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Mary Balogh Quote: “She would try to paint. She would always try, for the road to perfection held an irresistible lure, even if the destination remained always tantalizingly just beyond the farthest horizon.”

206. “She would try to paint. She would always try, for the road to perfection held an irresistible lure, even if the destination remained always tantalizingly just beyond the farthest horizon.”

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Mary Balogh Quote: “Their love had developed out of friendship; friendship helped it deepen.”

207. “Their love had developed out of friendship; friendship helped it deepen.”

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Mary Balogh Quote: “All she could think of was crawling into bed and being left alone with her misery.”

208. “All she could think of was crawling into bed and being left alone with her misery.”

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Mary Balogh Quote: “The only thing over which we have any control whatsoever is the very next decision we make.”

209. “The only thing over which we have any control whatsoever is the very next decision we make.”

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Mary Balogh Quote: “She was now eight-and-twenty, with no idea how to be happy except in brief moments, and no idea how to create happiness about her. She only knew how to retreat inward to avoid pain.”

210. “She was now eight-and-twenty, with no idea how to be happy except in brief moments, and no idea how to create happiness about her. She only knew how to retreat inward to avoid pain.”

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Mary Balogh Quote: “What a dreadful fate it was sometimes to be a woman. To be dependent. To have to sit and wait. To be helpless to order one’s own life no matter how carefully and sensibly one tried to plan.”

211. “What a dreadful fate it was sometimes to be a woman. To be dependent. To have to sit and wait. To be helpless to order one’s own life no matter how carefully and sensibly one tried to plan.”

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Mary Balogh Quote: “If living were the right word. It had been a suspended life. She had worn black for Teddy inside and out. And somehow it had become a comfortable way of life. While part of her yearned for gaiety and a renewal of life, the other part clung to its cocoon. It was safer to remain inside it. It was less likely that she would have to experience again the pain of losing someone around whom her life had come to revolve.”

212. “If living were the right word. It had been a suspended life. She had worn black for Teddy inside and out. And somehow it had become a comfortable way of life. While part of her yearned for gaiety and a renewal of life, the other part clung to its cocoon. It was safer to remain inside it. It was less likely that she would have to experience again the pain of losing someone around whom her life had come to revolve.”

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Mary Balogh Quote: “They had sparked a note of sympathy in each other. They had found it easy to talk about their deepest feelings and dreams.”

213. “They had sparked a note of sympathy in each other. They had found it easy to talk about their deepest feelings and dreams.”

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Mary Balogh Quote: “Whatever had he meant by it? And how dare he mean anything!”

214. “Whatever had he meant by it? And how dare he mean anything!”

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Mary Balogh Quote: “Was the reality quite what he had been telling himself it was?”

215. “Was the reality quite what he had been telling himself it was?”

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