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Why all delights are vain, but that most vain Which with pain purchased doth inherit pain."My dear-Madam-what you call heart does not come into the question at all." Sir John Meredith was… Altro …

Why all delights are vain, but that most vain Which with pain purchased doth inherit pain."My dear-Madam-what you call heart does not come into the question at all." Sir John Meredith was sitting slightly behind Lady Cantourne, leaning towards her with a somewhat stiffened replica of his former grace. But he was not looking at her-and she knew it. They were both watching a group at the other side of the great ballroom. "Sir John Meredith on Heart," said the old lady, with a Why all delights are vain, but that most vain Which with pain purchased doth inherit pain."My dear-Madam-what you call heart does not come into the question at all." Sir John Meredith was sitting slightly behind Lady Cantourne, leaning towards her with a somewhat stiffened replica of his former grace. But he was not looking at her-and she knew it. They were both watching a group at the other side of the great ballroom. "Sir John Meredith on Heart," said the old lady, with a depth of significance in her voice. "And why not?" "Yes, indeed. Why not? EBooks, Books~~Language Arts~~General, With-Edged-Tools~~Henry-Seton-Merriman, , , , , , , , , , MVB E-Books<