[A Strange Story<br> Complete by Edward Bulwer-Lytton]@TWC D-Link book
A Strange Story
Complete

CHAPTER XII
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The purest, the most innocent creature imaginable, certainly that, but always in the seventh heaven; and you in the seventh heaven just at this moment, but with an irresistible gravitation to the solid earth, which will have its way again when the honeymoon is over--I do not believe you two would harmonize by intercourse.

I do not believe Lilian would sympathize with you, and I am sure you could not sympathize with her throughout the long dull course of this workday life.

And, therefore, for your sake, as well as hers, I was not displeased to find that Dr.Jones had replaced you; and now, in return for your frankness, I say frankly, do not go again to that house.
Conquer this sentiment, fancy, passion, whatever it be.

And I will advise Mrs.Ashleigh to take Lilian to town.

Shall it be so settled ?" I could not speak.


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