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Uncle Max

CHAPTER XXVII
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She told me that, though she had trusted me entirely as her friend, she had never thought of me as her lover, and the idea was strange to her.

This thought gave me courage, and I begged that I might be allowed to speak to her again at some future time.
'She wanted to refuse, and said hurriedly that she never intended to marry.

But I took these words as meaning nothing.

A girl will tell you this and believe it as she says it.

I suppose I pressed her hard to leave me this margin of hope, for after reflecting a few minutes she looked at me gravely and said it should be as I wished.


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