[The Danger Mark by Robert W. Chambers]@TWC D-Link bookThe Danger Mark CHAPTER VII 41/47
Then she tried to smile. "My--my lips? I--thought you took such things--lightly----" She hesitated, glanced up at him, then began to tremble. "Duane--if you are in earnest about our--about an engagement--promise me that I may be released if I--think best----" "Why ?" "I--I might fail----" "The more need of me.
But you can't fail----" "Yes, but if I should, dear.
Will you release me? I cannot--I will not engage myself to you--unless you promise to let me go if I think it best.
You know what my word means.
Give it back to me if matters go wrong with me.
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