A Mad Love

A Mad Love
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Charlotte M. Brame. A Mad Love

CHAPTER I. A DISCONTENTED BEAUTY

CHAPTER II "WHAT, MARRY A FARMER!"

CHAPTER III. THE MEETING AT THE MILL

CHAPTER IV. AN INTERESTING TETE-A-TETE

CHAPTER V. THE RECONCILIATION

CHAPTER VI. AN IMPATIENT LOVER'S PLANS

CHAPTER VII. A FRIEND'S ADVICE

CHAPTER VIII. THE PROPHECY

CHAPTER IX. A MYSTERIOUS TELEGRAM

CHAPTER X. A SHOCKED FATHER

CHAPTER XI. THE LAWYER'S STATEMENT

CHAPTER XII "THEY WILL NOT FORGIVE ME."

CHAPTER XIII. A PERFECTLY HAPPY WOMAN

CHAPTER XIV "TRUE UNTIL DEATH."

CHAPTER XV. AN EXCITING INTERVIEW

CHAPTER XVI. LEONE'S DETERMINATION

CHAPTER XVII "I WOULD RATHER SEE MY SON DEAD."

CHAPTER XVIII. A WRONGED WOMAN'S THREAT

CHAPTER XIX. LEONE'S PROPHECY

CHAPTER XX. THE PARTING

CHAPTER XXI. WAITING FOR THE DAY

CHAPTER XXII. THE RECONCILIATION

CHAPTER XXIII. A SHREWD SCHEME

CHAPTER XXIV. IN THE HANDS OF A CLEVER WOMAN

CHAPTER XXV. THE INTRODUCTION

CHAPTER XXVI. MAN'S FICKLENESS

CHAPTER XXVII "TELL ME YOUR SECRET."

CHAPTER XXVIII. HOW IT HAPPENED

CHAPTER XXIX. WAITING FOR HIM

CHAPTER XXX. THE THIRTIETH OF JUNE

CHAPTER XXXI. A MAN OF WAX

CHAPTER XXXII. AN ACT OF PERFIDY

CHAPTER XXXIII "I HAVE PERJURED MYSELF."

CHAPTER XXXIV. A PALE BRIDEGROOM

CHAPTER XXXV "I LEAVE THEM MY HATRED AND MY CURSE."

CHAPTER XXXVI. AFTER THREE YEARS

CHAPTER XXXVII. A MEETING OF EYES

CHAPTER XXXVIII. LANCE'S DETERMINATION

CHAPTER XXXIX. NEITHER WIFE NOR WIDOW

CHAPTER XL "FORGIVE ME, LEONE."

CHAPTER XLI "LET US BE FRIENDS."

CHAPTER XLII. BECOMING SUSPICIOUS

CHAPTER XLIII "DEATH ENDS EVERYTHING."

CHAPTER XLIV. THE RIVALS FACE TO FACE

CHAPTER XLV. AN INVITATION

CHAPTER XLVI. AT THE BALL

CHAPTER XLVII. THE COMPACT OF FRIENDSHIP

CHAPTER XLVIII. THE HUSBAND'S KISS

CHAPTER XLIX. THE WOUND IN HER HEART

CHAPTER L "AS DEAD AS MY HOPES."

CHAPTER LI. THE CONFESSION

CHAPTER LII. A GATHERING CLOUD

CHAPTER LIII. A QUARREL

CHAPTER LIV. A MOTHER'S APPEAL

CHAPTER LV "WAR TO THE KNIFE."

CHAPTER LVI. AN APPROACHING TEMPEST

CHAPTER LVII. A PROUD WOMAN HUMBLED

CHAPTER LVIII "BEHOLD MY REVENGE!"

CHAPTER LIX. USELESS PLEADINGS

CHAPTER LX "THIS WOMAN SHALL NEVER KNOW."

CHAPTER LXI. A SACRIFICE

CHAPTER LXII "THE GRAVE ALONE GIVES PEACE."

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One can imagine the sensation that a bright, beautiful eagle would produce in a dove's nest; the presence of that beautiful, imperious child at the farm was very much the same. People looked at her in wonder; her beauty dazzled them; her defiance amused them. They asked each other where all her pride came from.

Uncle Robert often said in his slow fashion that he retired from business when Leone was seven. At that early age he gave the management of everything into her baby hands. From the chickens in the yard to the blue and white pigeons on the roof. She could manage him, big as he was, with one stamp of her little foot, one flash of her bright eyes; he was powerless at once, like a great big giant bound hand and foot. She was a strange child, full of some wonderful power that she hardly understood herself – a child quite out of the common groove of life, quite above the people who surrounded her. They understood her beauty, her defiance, her pride, but not the dramatic instinct and power that, innate in her, made every word and action seem strange.

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Leone loved the spot; the restless, gleaming waters suited her; it seemed to have something akin to herself – something restless, full of force and vitality. She sat there for hours; it was her usual refuge when the world went wrong with her.

Round and round went the wheel; on sunlight days the sun glinted on the sullen waters until they resembled a sheet of gold covered with white, shining foam. Green reeds and flowers that love both land and water fringed the edges of the clear, dimpling pool; the alder-trees dipped their branches in it; the great gray stones, covered with green moss, lay here and there. It was a little poem in itself, and the beautiful girl who sat in the moonlight read it aright.

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