[The Ship of Stars by Arthur Thomas Quiller-Couch]@TWC D-Link bookThe Ship of Stars CHAPTER XXVIII 17/20
"No more than you did, my dear.
Perhaps a little less.
Eh, what two fools we are here, fending off the truth! Fools from the start--and now, simme, playing foolish to the end; ay, when all's said and naked atween us.
Lev' us quit talkin' of George Vyell.
We knawed George Vyell, you and me too; and here we be, left to rear children by en. But the man we hated over wasn' George Vyell." "Yet if--as you say--you loved him--the other one--why, when you saw his life ruined and guessed the lie that ruined it--when a word could have righted him--if you loved him--" "Why didn't I speak? Ladies are most dull, somehow; or else you don't try to see.
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