Wych Hazel by Anna Bartlett Warner;Susan Warner
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the one to introduce you, some day, to one of your neighbours,
whom you do not remember, because she came here since you went away. Will you?' 'Why yes, of course, if you wish it--only I will not be responsible for any accidental introduction that may take place first.' 'I will,' said Rollo. 'Then it is a bargain? I shall ask half a day's excursion for it.' 'That is as much of a supplement as a woman's postscript, Mr. Rollo. However, I suppose it is safe to let you ask what you like.' 'You give it to me?' 'Maybe.' 'Then it is a bargain,' said he, smiling. 'Here is my hand upon it.' She laughed, looked round at him rather wonderingly, but gave her hand, remarking: 'But you know I have the right to change my mind three times.' There is a curious language in the touch of hands, saying often inexplicably what the coarser medium of words would be powerless to say; revealing things not meant to be discovered; |
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