[The Common Law by Robert W. Chambers]@TWC D-Link bookThe Common Law CHAPTER V 20/42
When I saw the new moon on the stump-pond last night I certainly did wish for Querida and a canoe.
He can sing very charmingly. "Now I suppose you want to know under what circumstances I have permitted myself to wish for you.
If you talk to a man about another man he always attempts to divert the conversation to himself.
Yes, he does. And you are no better than other men, Louis--not exempt from their vanities and cunning little weaknesses.
Are you? "Well, then, as you admit that you are thoroughly masculine, I'll admit that deep in a corner of my heart I've wished for you a hundred times. The moon suggests Querida; but about everything suggests you.
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