[Across the Zodiac by Percy Greg]@TWC D-Link bookAcross the Zodiac CHAPTER XVIII - A PRINCE'S PRESENT 38/38
And, whatever you had done, do you fancy that I could shrink from you? I said, 'If you weary of your flower-bird you must strike with the hammer;' and if you could do so, do you think I should not feel for your hand to hold it to the last ?" "Hush, Eveena! how can I bear such words? You might forgive me for any outrage to you: I doubt your easily forgetting cruelty to another.
I have not a heart like yours.
As I never failed a friend, so I never yet forgave a foe.
Yet even I might pardon one of those girls an attempt to poison myself, and in some circumstances I might even learn to like her better afterwards.
But I doubt if I could ever touch again the hand that had mixed the poison for another, though that other were my mortal enemy.".
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