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“Why is it you sent me to the madhouse?' I said.

Reluctantly, he raised his head. 'You are out now. I don't see the point in asking this.'

'Is it because you loved me?' I persisted. 'Or because you do not?”
― Janis Cooke Newman, Mary: Mrs. A. Lincoln

“If I was mad, it was in this, that I had believed such a possession would protect me from the assassin.”
― Janis Cooke Newman, Mary: Mrs. A. Lincoln

“Why is it you sent me to the madhouse?" I said.

Reluctantly, he raised his head. "You are out now. I don't see the point in asking this."

"Is it because you loved me?" I persisted. "Or because you do not?”
― Janis Cooke Newman, Mary: Mrs. A. Lincoln

“If I was mad, it was in this, that I had believed such a possession would protect me from the assassin. That was my lunacy. For no possession I owned had ever protected anyone I loved.”
― Janis Cooke Newman, Mary: Mrs. A. Lincoln