Download and read  "Strange Visitors" by Horn Henry J.

...painful imaginings and fruitless remorse will notset them right. Only by being actively engaged in some nobler directioncan atonement be made. "This woman, whom you have injured, is in magnetic rapport with you; andwhile you are in this moody, self-denunciatory frame of mind, yourrestless, unhappy condition acts upon her, preventing her from becomingcontented and happy; then her state reacts back upon you, and thus anevil equilibrium is maintained. ""I see my error, " he exclaimed. "Tell me what to do and I will do it. "It was arranged that he should remain with me. We worked together; hebecame happy and his mind no longer reverted to the past, but active andhealthful employment engaged his hours. When he had recovered sufficiently I took him to see his formercompanion. He found her in a pleasant home, looking buoyant and happy. All that was demoniac had vanished from her face. Surprised, he burstinto tears as he beheld her. "Weep not, " said she, "for I am happy now. The past is...