[The Shadow of a Crime by Hall Caine]@TWC D-Link bookThe Shadow of a Crime CHAPTER IX 13/27
In one moment he had seen it and known it for what it was.
Yes, he had indeed loved this girl; he loved her still.
When he spoke again his voice seemed to have died inwards; he appeared to be speaking out of his breast. "And what of yourself, Willy ?" he asked. "I think I care for her, too,--I think so." How sure was the other of a more absolute affection than the most positive words could express! Ralph sat silent for a moment, as was his wont when under the influence of strong feeling.
His head inclined downwards, and his eyes were fixed on the floor.
A great struggle was going on within him.
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