...silence, raised his inquiring looks to hers ; and, whatever the impression under which his mind laboured, he understood too well the deep and painful sorrow...undertake the task : she felt it a duty, however, lo expel, if possible, from the bosom of her son, feelings alike disgraceful and injurious to his father;...

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