[The Light That Failed by Rudyard Kipling]@TWC D-Link bookThe Light That Failed CHAPTER VII 32/49
He might laugh at you.
But there's no use talking about it.
If you can think in that way you can't care for me--yet.' The tide had nearly covered the mud-banks and twenty little ripples broke on the beach before Maisie chose to speak. 'Dick,' she said slowly, 'I believe very much that you are better than I am.' 'This doesn't seem to bear on the argument--but in what way ?' 'I don't quite know, but in what you said about work and things; and then you're so patient.
Yes, you're better than I am.' Dick considered rapidly the murkiness of an average man's life.
There was nothing in the review to fill him with a sense of virtue.
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