[Elizabeth’s Campaign by Mrs. Humphrey Ward]@TWC D-Link bookElizabeth’s Campaign CHAPTER XIV 20/41
But I'm afraid--' 'That now I've made such an ass of myself you'll have to go ?' She thought a moment. 'I don't know that I need say that--if--if I could be sure--' 'Of what? Name your conditions!' His face suddenly lightened again.
And again a quick compunction struck her. She looked at him gently. 'It's only--that I couldn't stay here--you will see of course that I couldn't--unless I were quite sure that this was dead and buried between us--that you would forget it entirely--and let me forget it!' Was it fancy, or did the long Don Quixotish countenance quiver a little? 'Very well.
I will never speak of it again.
Will that do ?' There was a long pause.
The Squire's stick attacked a root of primroses closely, prized it out of the damp ground, and left it there.
<<Back Index Next>> D-Link book Top TWC mobile books
|