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A TRAVELLING ADVENTURE. A
BLOW OF FATE.
When the train had left the station, and Sonia
had lost the last glimpse of the friends who
had seen her off, she yielded to her emotion,
which hitherto she had repressed by a strong
effort, and burst into a violent fit of tears. She
wept for her short happiness, for her lost dream
of fully sympathetic life with another person;
and she trembled at the prospect of lonely study,
which had once been her whole life, but which
could satisfy her no longer, now that she had
tasted the happiness of living in a home of her
own, loved and understood by sympathising
friends.
She tried to find comfort in the thought that
she was going to resume her mathematical
studies, that she would write a work which was
to bring her fame and to shed glory over her
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