Excerpt from Discipline, Vol. 2: A Novel

- Oh my fate!

That never would consent, that I should see

How worthy thou wert both of love and duty,

Before I lost you; -

With justice, therefore, you may cut me off,

And from your memory wash the remebrance

That ere I was; like to some vicious purpose,

Which in your better judgment you repent of,

And study to forget,

Massinger.

The morning shone bright with a summer sun. The trees, though now rich in foliage, were still varied with the fresh hues of spring.

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