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Clara has just been informed of Evelyn’s forthcoming marriage to Sir John Vesey’s daughter, Georgina. Sir John has arranged to remove Clara from the house, and she has realized that she must now give up on Evelyn forever. She is interrupted in her thoughts by Evelyn, who has come to visit Georgina. Evelyn still loves Clara but he believes that her distant attitude is further proof of her continued rejection of him. They part on bad terms, each concealing their love for the other.
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CLARA (folding the letter). There it is decided! A few days, and we are parted forever! a few weeks, and another will bear his name--his wife! Oh, happy fate! She will have the right to say to him--though the whole world should hear her "I am thine!" And I embitter their lot--I am the cloud upon their joyous sunshine! And yet, O Alfred! if she loves thee--if she knows
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