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Margaret submitted to take the sedative draught sent by the medical man. She submitted, at Mrs. Austin's request; but it seemed as if she scarcely understood why the medicine was offered to her. MARGARET SUBMITTED TO TAKE THE SEDATIVE DRAFT SENT BY THE MEDICAL MAN SHE SUBMITTED AT MISSUS AUSTEN'S REQUEST BUT IT SEEMED AS IF SHE SCARCELY UNDERSTOOD WHY THE MEDICINE WAS OFFERED TO HER
ou to-morrow," answered Margaret, looking at her lover with a white, inflexible face; "but leave me now; leave me, or I will run out of this room, and away from this house. I shall go mad if I am not left alone!" Clement Austin rose from his seat near the bedside. "I am going, Margaret," he said, in a tone of wounded feeling; "but I leave you with a heavy heart. I did not think there would ever come a time in which you would reject my sympathy." "I will talk to you to-morrow," Margaret said, for the second time. She spoke in a strange mechanical way, as if this had been a set speech which she had arranged for herself. Clement stood looking at her for some little time; but there was no change either in her face or attitude, and the young man went slowly and sorrowfully from the room. "I leave her in your hands, mother," he said. "I know how tender and true a friend she has in you; I leave her in your care, under Providence. May Heaven have pity upon her and me!" CHAPTER XXXIV. FAREWELL.  CHAPTER THIRTY FOUR OF HENRY DUNBAR THIS IS A LIVER BOX RECORDING ALL LIVERPOX RECORDINGS ARE IN THE PUBLIC DOMAIN FOR MORE INFORMATION OR TO VOLUNTEER PLEASE VISIT LIVERPOX DOT ORG RECORDING BY EMMA JOYCE HENRY DUNBAR BY MARY ELIZABETH BRADEN CHAPTER THIRTY FOUR FAREWELL
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