Perhaps I don't regret. Though she was a prig, I had loved her in the half hour's exaltation. I am certainly not sorry that she married Carrington. They seem to be very happy. But the chivalrous moment was worth while—perhaps. However that may be, since then I have never painted anything as good as Manon Lescaut.
THE END
Other Books by Anne Douglas Sedgwick
TANTE
A masterpiece of character creation and delineation, the fascinating story of a woman of genius, whose genius is matched only by her wayward temperament.
FRANKLIN WINSLOW KANE
The story, exquisitely told, of two men and two women, and of the unraveling of their strangely tangled love-affairs.
AMABEL CHANNICE
"For poignancy of emotional effect few love romances equal this drama, wherein the love of mother and son is raised to its height of heroic possibility."