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Get the APPThe Martyrdom of Madeline
CHAPTER XXXVI.-'GOOD-BYE!'
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Released on: 17/11/2017
ped and prayed that her enemy had lied when he claimed her as his lawful wife; and so, doubting and fearing, avoidin
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The Martyrdom of Madeline
“In this story I have touched, very feebly and inadequately, on one of the greatest and saddest of human problems—as great and sad, certainly, as the problem which forms the central purpose of my ‘Shadow of the Sword.’ What the creed of Peace is to the state, the creed of Purity is to the social community.”