[Lady Merton, Colonist by Mrs. Humphry Ward]@TWC D-Link bookLady Merton, Colonist CHAPTER VII 10/37
But in a sense--don't be alarmed--I shall always live in Canada.
Or, rather, I shall never be quite the same again; and Mr. Arthur would find me a restless, impracticable, discontented woman. "Would it not really be kinder if I suggested to him to go home by California, while we come back again through the Rockies? Don't you think it would? I feel that I have begun to get on his nerves--as he on mine.
If you were only here! But, I assure you, he doesn't _look_ miserable; and I think he will bear up very well.
And if it will be any comfort to you to be told that I know what is meant by the gnawing of the little worm, Compunction, then be comforted, dearest; for it gnaws horribly, and out of all proportion--I vow--to my crimes. "Philip is better on the whole, and has taken an enormous fancy to Mr. Anderson.
But, as I have told you all along, he is not so much better as you and I hoped he would be.
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