[The Refugees by Arthur Conan Doyle]@TWC D-Link bookThe Refugees CHAPTER X 19/21
And then suddenly the eyelids quivered, and the great blue eyes looked up at him, lovingly, appealingly, half deprecating, half challenging, her whole soul in a glance.
Did he move? or was it she? Who could tell? But their lips had met in a long kiss, and then in another, and plans and resolutions were streaming away from Louis like autumn leaves in the west wind. "Then I am not to go? You would not have the heart to send me away, would you ?" "No, no; but you must not annoy me, Francoise." "I had rather die than cause you an instant of grief.
Oh, sire, I have seen so little of you lately! And I love you so! It has maddened me. And then that dreadful woman--" "Who, then ?" "Oh, I must not speak against her.
I will be civil for your sake even to her, the widow of old Scarron." "Yes, yes, you must be civil.
I cannot have any unpleasantness." "But you will stay with me, sire ?" Her supple arms coiled themselves round his neck.
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