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CHAPTER VII. Herdegen's departing marks my life's way with another mile-stone. All fears about him were over, and a great peace fell upon me. I had learnt by experience that it was within my power to be mistress of any heart's griefs, and I could tell myself that dull sufferance of woe would have ill-pleased him whose judgment I most cared for. To remember him was what I best loved, and I earnestly desired to guide my steps as would have been his wish and will. In some degree I was