The Romantic by May Sinclair
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spoke to me."
"Supposing I hadn't?" "It wouldn't have mattered. I'd have followed you just the same. Wherever you'd gone I'd have gone, too. I very nearly turned back then." She remembered. She saw him standing in the road at the turn. "I knew I had to see you again. But I waited two days to make sure. Then I came ... "... And when I'd gone I kept on seeing your face. It made me come back again. And the other day--I tried to get away from you. I didn't mean to come back; but I had to. I can't stand being away from you. And yet-- "... Oh well--there it is. I had to tell you ... I couldn't if I didn't trust you." "You tried to get away from me--You didn't mean to come back." "I tell you I _had_ to. It's no use trying." "But you didn't want to come back.... _That's_ why I dreamed about you." "Did you dream about me?" "Yes. Furiously. Three nights running. I dreamed you'd got away and when I'd found you a black thing came down and cut you off. I dreamed you'd got away again, and I met you in a foreign village with a lot of foreign |
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