[Evan Harrington by George Meredith]@TWC D-Link book
Evan Harrington

CHAPTER X
5/19

He led her to the stone, not knowing what on earth to do with her.

There was no sign of a house near; they were quite solitary; to all his questions she gave an unintelligible moan.

He had not the heart to leave her, so, taking a sharp seat on a heap of flints, thus possibly furnishing future occupation for one of his craftsmen, he waited, and amused himself by marking out diagrams with his stick in the thick dust.
His thoughts were far away, when he heard, faintly uttered: 'Why do you stop here ?' 'To help you.' 'Please don't.

Let me be.

I can't be helped.' 'My good creature,' said Evan, 'it 's quite impossible that I should leave you in this state.


<<Back  Index  Next>>

D-Link book Top

TWC mobile books