[The Rise of Roscoe Paine by Joseph C. Lincoln]@TWC D-Link bookThe Rise of Roscoe Paine CHAPTER VII 55/59
But I guess the real reason was that I liked you, Ros.
Love at first sight, same as we read about; hey ?" He looked up and smiled.
I seized his hand. "George," I said, chokingly, "I did not believe I had a real friend in the world, except Mother and Dorinda and Lute, of course.
I can't thank you enough for shielding us all these years; there's no use in my trying.
But if ever I can do anything to help YOU--anything--I'll do it. I'll swear to that." He shook my hand. "I know you will, Ros," he said.
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