[A Simpleton by Charles Reade]@TWC D-Link bookA Simpleton CHAPTER II 28/31
Christopher's heart gave a leap inside him, and he began to glow with the wildest hopes. For, what could this mean but relenting? Mr.Lusignan took him first into the study, and lighted two candles himself.
He did not want the servants prying. The lights showed Christopher a change in Mr.Lusignan.He looked ten years older. "You are not well, sir," said Christopher gently. "My health is well enough, but I am a broken-hearted man.
Dr.Staines, forget all that passed here at your last visit.
All that is over.
Thank you for loving my poor girl as you do; give me your hand; God bless you. Sir, I am sorry to say it is as a physician I invite you now.
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