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Diana of the Crossways

CHAPTER XX
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But he knew it would be my poor human happiness to see him with my eyes, touch him with my hand, before he passed from our sight.' Dacier exclaimed: 'How you can love!' 'Is the village church to be seen ?' she asked.
'To the right of those elms; that is the spire.

The black spot below is a yew.

You love with the whole heart when you love.' 'I love my friends,' she replied.
'You tempt me to envy those who are numbered among them.' 'They are not many.' 'They should be grateful!' 'You have some acquaintance with them all.' 'And an enemy?
Had you ever one?
Do you know of one ?' 'Direct and personal designedly?
I think not.

We give that title to those who are disinclined to us and add a dash of darker colour to our errors.

Foxes have enemies in the dogs; heroines of melodramas have their persecuting villains.


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