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🎮 “I take myself as typical,” she continued. “When I was twenty I could have loved you. You were the type of man I did love.” Of course she would go to Hell. As a special kindness some generous relative had, on Joan’s seventh birthday, given her an edition of Dante’s “Inferno,” with illustrations by Doré. From it she was able to form some notion of what her eternity was likely to be. And God all the while up in His Heaven, surrounded by that glorious band of praise-trumpeting angels, watching her out of the corner of His eye. Her courage saved her from despair. Defiance came to her aid. Let Him send her to Hell! She was not going to pray to Him and make up to Him. He was a wicked God. Yes, He was: a cruel, wicked God. And one night she told Him so to His face.!

🏆 “Why do you do it?” asked Miss Ensor. “I will stay with her for a little while,” she said. “Till I feel there is no more need. Then I must get back to work.”!

🔥 Download iwb77 They parted at Charing Cross. Joan would write. They agreed it would be better to choose separate days for their visits to Folkestone. Poor fellow! She had come to understand that feeling. After all, it wasn’t altogether his fault that they had met. And she had been so cross to him!!🔥