[Jerry Junior by Jean Webster]@TWC D-Link bookJerry Junior CHAPTER XII 27/30
Constance lurched against him; he caught her and held her.
Her lips were very near his; he kissed her softly. She moved to the far end of the seat and faced him with flushed cheeks. "I thought you were a gentleman!" "I used to be, signorina; now I am only poor donkey-man." "I shall never speak to you again.
You can climb as many mountains as you wish with my father, but you can't have anything more to do with me." "_Scusi_, signorina.
I--I did not mean to.
It was just an accident, signorina." Constance turned her back and stared at the road. "It was not my fault.
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