Anne Severn and the Fieldings by May Sinclair
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They don't know what's happening to them. None of us know what's
happening to us till it happens. Then it's too late." "Well, I'll promise not to do any of these awful things if you'll tell me, honestly, why you're going." He stared at her. "Tell you? You know why. I am going for _the same reason_ that I came. How can you possibly ask me to stay?" "Of course, if you feel like that about it--" "You'll say I'd no business to come if I feel like that. But I knew I wasn't hurting anybody but myself. I knew _you_ were safe. There's never been anybody but Robert." "Never. Never for a minute." "I tell you I know that. I always have known it. And I understand it. What I can't understand is why, when that's that, you make it so hard for me." "Do I make it hard for you?" "Damnably." "You poor thing. But you'll get over it." "I'm not young enough to get over it. Does it look like getting over it? |
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