[Isopel Berners by George Borrow]@TWC D-Link bookIsopel Berners CHAPTER I--THE SCHOLAR SAYS GOOD-BYE TO THE GYPSY, AND PITCHES HIS TENT 6/9
I shan't blab, and as for Leonora, that girl has a head on her shoulder's." "Unlike the woman in the sign," said I, "whose head is cut off.
You speak nonsense, Mr. Petulengro: as long as a woman has a head on her shoulders she'll talk,--but, leaving women out of the case, it is impossible to keep anything a secret; an old master of mine told me so long ago.
I have moreover another reason for declining your offer.
I am at present not disposed for society.
I am become fond of solitude.
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