[The Gilded Age Part 5. by Mark Twain and Charles Dudley Warner]@TWC D-Link bookThe Gilded Age Part 5. CHAPTER XXXVIII 12/24
Did I say he? I was faint with the heat. Don't mention it.
Don't you speak of it," she added earnestly, grasping his arm. When she had gained her room she went to the glass and saw a pallid and haggard face. "My God," she cried, "this will never do.
I should have killed him, if I could.
The scoundrel still lives, and dares to come here.
I ought to kill him.
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