[The Light That Failed by Rudyard Kipling]@TWC D-Link bookThe Light That Failed CHAPTER VI 10/33
'And I never saw it.
Was it like ?' 'Thank you,' said Dick under his breath to the red-haired girl, and he removed himself swiftly. 'How that man hates me!' said the girl.
'And how he loves you, Maisie!' 'What nonsense? I knew Dick's very fond of me, but he had his work to do, and I have mine.' 'Yes, he is fond of you, and I think he knows there is something in impressionism, after all.
Maisie, can't you see ?' 'See? See what ?' 'Nothing; only, I know that if I could get any man to look at me as that man looks at you, I'd--I don't know what I'd do.
But he hates me.
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