The Vertical City by Fannie Hurst
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"Why, don't you know, dear, that your mother is better able to take care of herself than you are? She's bigger and stronger. You--you're a little white flower, that I want to wear on my heart." "Leo--give me time. Let me think." "A thousand thinks, Alma, but I love you. I love you and want so terribly for you to love me back." "I--do." "Then tell me with kisses." Again she pressed him to arm's length. "Please, Leo! Not yet. Let me think. Just one day. To-morrow." "No, no! Now!" "To-morrow." "When?" "Evening." "No, morning." "All right, Leo--to-morrow morning--" |
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