[The Mystery of Edwin Drood by Charles Dickens]@TWC D-Link bookThe Mystery of Edwin Drood CHAPTER VII--MORE CONFIDENCES THAN ONE 15/19
Perhaps I am not as nice to him as I ought to be.
I don't think I am.
But it _is_ so ridiculous!' Helena's eyes demanded what was. '_We_ are,' said Rosa, answering as if she had spoken.
'We are such a ridiculous couple.
And we are always quarrelling.' 'Why ?' 'Because we both know we are ridiculous, my dear!' Rosa gave that answer as if it were the most conclusive answer in the world. Helena's masterful look was intent upon her face for a few moments, and then she impulsively put out both her hands and said: 'You will be my friend and help me ?' 'Indeed, my dear, I will,' replied Rosa, in a tone of affectionate childishness that went straight and true to her heart; 'I will be as good a friend as such a mite of a thing can be to such a noble creature as you.
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