The Younger Set by Robert W. (Robert William) Chambers
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"I know; 'better to bear the ills we have.'" "Yes; more respectable to bear them. Let us drop this in decency's name, Alixe!" After a silence, she began: "One more thing--I must know it; and I am going to ask you--if I may. Shall I?" He smiled cordially, and she laughed as though confiding a delightful bit of news to him: "Do you regard me as sufficiently important to dislike me?" "I do not--dislike you." "Is it stronger than dislike, Phil?" "Y-es." "Contempt?" "No." "What is it?" "It is that--I have not yet--become--reconciled." "To my--folly?" |
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