[White Lies by Charles Reade]@TWC D-Link bookWhite Lies CHAPTER IV 35/71
I thought so all along; WHAT A DUPE I HAVE BEEN!" "I will offend no more," said poor silly Edouard.
"Adieu, mademoiselle. May you find friends as sincere as I am, and more to your taste!" "Heaven hear your prayers!" replied the malicious thing, casting up her eyes with a mock tragic air. Edouard sighed; a chill conviction that she was both heartless and empty fell on him.
He turned away without another word.
She called to him with a sudden airy cheerfulness that made him start.
"Stay, monsieur, I forgot--I have a favor to ask you." "I wish I could believe that:" and his eyes brightened. Rose stopped, and began to play with her parasol.
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