Madaline

"Now, don't you dare faint!" called Madaline, with the magic way she always exercised of averting evil through sheer innocent challenge.

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Once or twice he had cried "Madaline" aloud and the name seemed to die away on the sobbing wind.

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"Madaline," she said, quietly, "you have suffered much through me -- will you pardon me?"

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"Madaline, Madaline!" he cried aloud: and the waves seemed to take up the cry -- they seemed to repeat "Madaline" as they broke on the shore.

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"Madaline," he said gently; and she looked at him in wonder "Madaline," he repeated.

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"Madaline," he said, "will you tell me all you remember of your life."

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"Madaline," he began, "will you look at me, and see if my face brings back no dream, no memory to you?

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"Madaline," he said, gently, "I do not understand the ways of destiny.

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"Madaline," said Lord Arleigh, "I do not think that so cruel a fate has ever befallen any one as has befallen us.

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"Madaline," he said, in a low voice, "do not make my task harder for me.

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