[The Rise of Roscoe Paine by Joseph C. Lincoln]@TWC D-Link bookThe Rise of Roscoe Paine CHAPTER X 35/54
Not only for this, but for--all the rest.
For your help the other night especially; I want to thank you for that." "It was nothing," I answered, awkwardly. "Nothing! You are not very complimentary, Mr.Paine." "I mean--that is, I--" "You may consider rescuing shipwrecked young ladies, afloat and ashore, nothing--perhaps you do it so often that it is of little consequence to you; but I am not so modest.
I estimate my safety as worth something, even if you do not." "I did not mean that, of course, Miss Colton.
You know I did not.
I meant that--that what I did was no more than any one else would have done under the same circumstances.
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