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The Younger Set

CHAPTER VIII
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I've wanted to ever since I knew you--I've wanted to be capable of doing it.

And you tell me that I do; and I am utterly and foolishly happy." The quick mischievous sparkle of _gaminerie_ flashed up, transforming her for an instant--"Ah, yes; and I can make you unhappy, too, it seems, by talking of marriage! That, too, is something--a delightful power--but"-- the malice dying to a spark in her brilliant eyes--"I shall not torment you, Captain Selwyn.

Will it make you happier if I say, 'No; I shall never marry as long as I have you'?
Will it really?
Then I say it; never, never will I marry as long as I have your confidence and friendship.

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