[The Dark Forest by Hugh Walpole]@TWC D-Link bookThe Dark Forest CHAPTER II 24/52
It might be that all her life she might never learn wisdom.
I do not know that I wished her to learn it. "No," she continued.
"But you forgive me now? Forgive me for all my mistakes, for thinking that I loved John when I did not and treating him so badly.
Ah! but how unhappy I was! I wished to be honourable and honest--I wished it passionately--and I seemed only to make mistakes. And then because I was ashamed of myself I was angry with every one--at least it seemed that it was with every one, but it was really with myself." "I did you injustice," I said.
"And I did Alexei Petrovitch an injustice also.
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