[Septimus by William J. Locke]@TWC D-Link bookSeptimus CHAPTER VI 8/33
She took refuge in scorn. "A real man goes out and looks for a wife." "But suppose he doesn't want one ?" "He must want a woman to love.
What can his life be without a woman in it? What can anybody's life be without some one to care for? I really believe you're made of sawdust.
Why don't you fall in love ?" Septimus took off his hat, ran his fingers through his upstanding hair, re-covered his head, and looked at her helplessly. "Oh, no! I'm booked.
It's no use your falling in love with me." "I wouldn't--presume to do such a thing," he stammered, somewhat scared.
"I think love is serious.
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