The Goose Girl by Harold MacGrath
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"Nothing. Only, I grow mad with rage when any of these gentlemen speak to you. Gentlemen! I know them all too well." "This one means no harm." "I would I were certain. Ah, how I love you!" he whispered. Gretchen thrilled and drew his arm closely against her side. "To me the world began but two weeks ago. I have just begun to live." "I am glad," said Gretchen. "But listen." The band was playing again. "Sometimes I am jealous even of that." "I love you none the less for loving it." "I know; but I am sad and lonely to-night"--gloomily. "I want all your thoughts." "Are they not always yours? And why should you be sad and miserable?" "Why, indeed!" "Leo, as much as I love you, there is always a shadow." "What shadow?" |
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