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The reader will remember that they had all three been children together, and that the last time Charles had looked back at his home, as he started away from it, his eye detected the little form of Helen, where she stood gazing after him. THE READER WILL REMEMBER THAT THEY HAD ALL THREE BEEN CHILDREN TOGETHER AND THAT THE LAST TIME CHARLES HAD LOOKED BACK AT HIS HOME AS HE STARTED AWAY FROM IT HIS EYE DETECTED THE LITTLE FORM OF HELEN WHERE SHE STOOD GAZING AFTER HIM
f the iron bands he bore--how cheered his drooping spirits. CHAPTER XIV. THE BROTHERS. Now commenced a struggle in the bosom of Robert Bramble. It was some hours before he could recover from the first blush of amazement at the strange discovery he had made. Not to have had something of a brother's feelings come over him at such a time, he must have been less than human; and it was between the promptings of blood, of early recollections of childhood, before he grew to that age when his disposition, ruined by indulgence, had led him so bitterly to oppress and injure his brother as to drive him from the home of their youth, and the recollection of those little more matured years, when jealousy at his superior aptness, strength, and success with "cousin Helen," had made him hate him. It was impossible for the man to forget the bitterness of the child; besides, had not the same spirit of rivalry ripened, until he found his brother in manhood still his successful rival with Helen Huntington? AVOX DOT ORG RECORDING BY ELIOT MILLER THE SEA WITCH BY MATCHARIN MURRAY BALU CHAPTER FOURTEEN THE BROTHERS NOW COMMENCED A STRUGGLE IN THE BOSOM OF ROBERT BRAMBLE IT WAS SOME HOURS BEFORE HE COULD RECOVER FROM THE FIRST BLUSH OF AMAZEMENT AT THE STRANGE DISCOVERY HE HAD MADE NOT TO HAVE HAD SOMETHING OF A BROTHER'S FEELINGS COME OVER HIM AT SUCH A TIME HE MUST HAVE BEEN LESS THAN HUMAN AND IT WAS BETWEEN THE PROMPTINGS OF BLOOD OF EARLY RECOLLECTIONS OF CHILDHOOD BEFORE HE GREW TO THE AGE WHEN HIS DISPOSITION RUINED BY INDULGENCE HAD LED HIM SO BITTERLY TO OPPOSE AND INJURE HIS BROTHER AS TO DRIVE HIM FROM THE HOME OF THEIR YOUTH AND THE RECOLLECTIONS OF THOSE LITTLE MORE MATURED YEARS WHEN JEALOUSY AT HIS SUPERIOR APTNESS STRENGTH AND SUCCESS WITH COUSIN HELEN HAD MADE HIM HATE HIM IT WAS IMPOSSIBLE FOR THE MAN TO FORGET THE BITTERNESS OF THE CHILD BESIDES HAD NOT THE SAME SPIRIT OF RIVALRY RIPENED UNTIL HE FOUND HIS BROTHER IN MANHOOD STILL HIS SUCCESSFUL RIVAL WITH HELEN HUNTINGTON
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