[The Emancipated by George Gissing]@TWC D-Link bookThe Emancipated CHAPTER IV 22/46
It's one of my rules never, if I can help it, to think of the past.
What has been, has been; and what will be, will be.
When I fume and rage like an idiot, that's only the blood in me getting the better of the brain; an example of the fault that always wrecks me.
Do you think I cannot see myself? Just now, I couldn't keep back the insensate words--insensate because useless--but I judged myself all the time as distinctly as I do now it's over." "Your money gone, Reuben ?" murmured his sister, in consternation. "You might have foreseen that.
Come and sit down by me, Miriam.
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