Flames by Robert Smythe Hichens
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"Valentine!"
"Yes." "Come here for a moment." Valentine went, and found him standing with his hand on the door, looking flushed and rather excited. "There is one thing I haven't told you," he began. "I knew that." "I guessed you did. The most horrible sensation I have had. During our sitting to-night--don't be vexed--an extraordinary apprehension of--well, of you, came over me. There! Now I have told you." Valentine was greatly astonished. "Of me?" he said. "Yes. There was a moment when the idea that I was alone with you made my blood run cold." "Good heavens!" "Do you wish I hadn't told you?" "No, of course not. But it is so extraordinary, so unnatural." |
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