[A Terrible Temptation by Charles Reade]@TWC D-Link bookA Terrible Temptation CHAPTER VIII 9/39
What shall I do? What shall I do ?" This brought on a fit of weeping. Her father pitied her, and gave her a crumb of sympathy: said he was sorry for Sir Charles. "But," said he, recovering his resolution, "it cannot be helped.
He must expiate his vices, like other men.
Do, pray, pluck up a little spirit and sense.
Now try and keep to the point.
This woman came from him; and you say you heard her language, and admire it.
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