[Evan Harrington by George Meredith]@TWC D-Link bookEvan Harrington CHAPTER XXVII 13/32
Proud again ?' Not proud: only second fiddle. 'You know, dear Evan, when two people love, there is no such thing as owing between them.' 'Rose, I have been thinking.
It is not too late.
I love you, God knows! I did in Portugal: I do now--more and more.
But Oh, my bright angel!' he ended the sentence in his breast. 'Well? but--what ?' Evan sounded down the meaning of his 'but.' Stripped of the usual heroics, it was, 'what will be thought of me ?' not a small matter to any of us.
He caught a distant glimpse of the little bit of bare selfishness, and shrank from it. 'Too late,' cried Rose.
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