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0'. .!C7ara my dear YOU mist be calm. and
,ye will pray that he skill Of The Physciah
NAV restore you 10 SIGHT


Il will. will, mo herl but on do mol
do no. disappoin, me this fims' :.


Spch expressions went to her mo'her
b.,rf She had feared that Clara wond
attempt to grasp too suddenly, too eagefiy
at What might not be rea'ized-'hat ner
thouuhts would GENRE upon nothing p't 'ne
idea Of complete restoration 10 s,sht an
tbeir nravers and wishes shoa'd not De
.-owned with that blessed consummatl IN
,1b;cb thew hoped, and for which they 50
ardently prayed, that bitter disapPoin men
would follow. and lead to a set'led ana
confrmsd melancholy. Her exclamation
edo.not disappolnt me- was repe ted earn
ostlv and often, after the brief conversation
detailed: and when, the next day, the phy,
e;c:an was announced, whom Clara had
c,nc;ed she had heard coming to he
lief in every step towards the house, she
I,,,rst into an almost uncomfortable gusf
OF tears.


,.s seated, accompanied only by her pa


o,,s while the physician commences th'
rc,rmance of his cure. The operation
twas painful in the extreme, extremely dlffl
III, TO perform. and of very delicate chai


1t was last resort, and the sui
a ;s";on with which this girl of fifteen Dor
!. ,vas astonishing aud truly admirable