[A Terrible Temptation by Charles Reade]@TWC D-Link bookA Terrible Temptation CHAPTER IV 5/8
Do, please, fire one in this house--just one--before I leave it, and make the very windows rattle." "I beg your pardon, Bella; I never wasted powder at sea.
If the convoy sailed well and steered right I never barked at them.
You are a modest, sensible girl, and have always steered a good course.
Why should I hoist a petticoat and play the small tyrant? Wait till I see you going to do something wrong or silly." "Ah! then you _would_ fire a gun, papa ?" "Ay, a broadside." "Well, that is something," said Bella, as she closed the door softly. "No, no; it amounts to just nothing," said Sir Charles; "for you never will do anything wrong or silly.
I'll accommodate you.
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