[Red Pottage by Mary Cholmondeley]@TWC D-Link bookRed Pottage CHAPTER XXIX 6/7
"If not here--afterwards." "If I were given another," said Hugh.
"If I might only be given another now in this life I should take it." He was thinking if only he might be let off this dreadful self-inflicted death.
She thought he meant that he repented of his sin, and would fain do better. There was a sound of voices near at hand.
Sybell and Mr.Gresley came down the grass walk towards them. "London society," Mr.Gresley was saying, "to live in a stuffy street away from the beauties of Nature, its birds and flowers, to spend half my days laying traps for invitations, and half my nights grinning like a fool in stifling drawing-rooms, listening to vapid talk.
No, thanks! I know better than to care for London society.
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