[What Necessity Knows by Lily Dougall]@TWC D-Link bookWhat Necessity Knows CHAPTER XV 4/8
Now, that's just what you don't like in me; but if you come to think of it, it's a real nice characteristic.
And then, again, I'm not cranky; I'm real amiable; and you can't find a much nicer looking fellow than me.
You'll be sorry, you may believe, if you don't cast a more favourable eye toward me." She did not reply, so he continued urging.
"If it's because you're stuck up, it must have been those poor English Rexfords put it into your head, for you couldn't have had such ideas before you came here.
Now, if that's the barrier between us, I can tell you it needn't stand, for I could have one of those two pretty young ladies of theirs quick as not. If I said 'Come, my dear, let's go off by train and get married, and ask your father's blessing after,' she'd come." "How dare you tell me such a falsehood!" Eliza rose magnificently. "Oh," said he, "I meet them occasionally." She looked at him in utter disdain.
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