Lippincott's Magazine of Popular Literature and Science - Volume 15, No. 85, January, 1875 by Various
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I have loved and shall love you as I have never loved a human being."
"How am I to believe it? Why did you not say it? Why did you not say it without making me ashamed of myself?" "Ashamed! Oh, Bessie, I only feared to annoy you." "Annoy!" He gathered her to him and kissed her. A castle all to themselves at four o'clock in the morning is a piece of fortune that rarely falls to lovers, and they need not expect it; but those great thick walls were no way taken by surprise: they had not been confidants of this kind of thing off and on for four or five hundred years to be taken by surprise now. Whether after such long familiarity with the old story they felt it any way stale, you will readily believe they did not say. VI. "I've forgotten the abbot entirely," said Edwin when he had time to come to himself after the first draught of miraculous champagne. "I was on my way to investigate his ghost when I heard an unaccountable scream." |
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