[A Daughter of the Land by Gene Stratton-Porter]@TWC D-Link bookA Daughter of the Land CHAPTER XII 23/29
This was getting on places that hurt and to matters she well understood, but she was the soul of candour.
"You did very well to educate yourself as you have, with no help at all," she said. "I've done my best in the past, I'm going to do marvels in the future, and whatever I do, it is all for you and yours for the taking," he said grandiosely. "Thank you," said Kate.
"But are you making that offer when you can't help seeing that I'm in deep trouble ?" "A thousand times over," he said.
"All I want to know about your trouble is whether there is anything a man of my size and strength can do to help you." "Not a thing," said Kate, "in the direction of slaying a gay deceiver, if that's what you mean.
The extent of my familiarities with John Jardine consists in voluntarily kissing him twice last Sunday night for the first and last time, once for himself, and once for his mother, whom I have since ceased to respect." George Holt was watching her with eyes lynx-sharp, but Kate never saw it.
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