Prisoners of Conscience
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Prisoners of Conscience is credited to Amelia E. Barr. The contents list Book First under the name Liot Borson and Book Second under the name David Borson, with chapters among others titled The Weaving of Doom and A Sentence for Life. Liot has a happiness he had never known before, never even dreamed of, and walks home through the buffeting wind and the drenching rain, saying to himself over and over, I have found my wife.
Karen has the same prepossession, thinking of Liot as she unbinds her long, fair hair. The betrothal is far from satisfactory to Karen's aunt, who could bring up nothing against Liot. Nanna recites the story of the big brown bull of Norraway and his fight with the deil, and David listens with all the delight of a child.
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- Amelia E. Barr
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- 124
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