The Foolish Virgin by Thomas Dixon
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I laid my eyes on you in that big room. I'm all yours.
You can do anything you want with me. For God's sake, tell me that you like me a little." The blood slowly mounted to her cheeks in red waves of tremulous emotion. "I like you very much," she said in low tones. He seized her hand and held it in a desperate grip. "I love you, Kiddo," he went on passionately. "You don't mind me calling you Kiddo? You're so dainty and pretty and sweet, and that dimple keeps coming in your cheek, it just seems like that's the word--you don't mind?" "No----" "You don't know how I've been starvin' all my life for the love of a pure girl like you. You're the first one I ever spoke to. I was scared to death yesterday when I saw you. But I'd 'a' spoke to you if it killed me in my tracks. I couldn't help it. It just looked like an angel had dropped right down out of the gold clouds from that ceilin'. I was afraid I'd lose you in the crowd and never see you again. It didn't seem you were a stranger anyhow--I didn't seem strange to you, did I?" |
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