[Thyrza by George Gissing]@TWC D-Link bookThyrza CHAPTER II 22/43
Little by little I shall talk with them more familiarly, try to understand each one.
Success depends upon my personal influence.
I may find that it is inadequate, yet I have hope. Naturally, I have points of contact with the working class which are lacking to most educated men; a little chance, and I should myself have been a mechanic or something of the kind.
This may make itself felt; I believe it will.' Night was falling.
The last hue of sunset had died from the swarth hills, and in the east were pale points of starlight. 'I think you and I must go in, Paula,' said Annabel, when there had been silence for a little. Paula rose without speaking, but as she was about to enter the house she turned back and said to Egremont: 'I get tired so soon, being so much in the open air.
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