Under the Deodars by Rudyard Kipling
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shall ever dance in my life before I, before I go away; and you at
once distrust and insult me. He. I never said a word. She. How much did you imply? Guy, is this amount of confidence to be our stock to start the new life on? He. No, of course not. I didn't mean that. On my word and honour, I didn't. Let it pass, dear. Please let it pass. She. This once yes and a second time, and again and again, all through the years when I shall be unable to resent it. You want too much, my Lancelot, and, you know too much. He. How do you mean? She. That is a part of the punishment. There cannot be perfect trust between us. He. In Heaven's name, why not? She. Hush! The Other Place is quite enough. Ask yourself. He. I don't follow. She. You trust me so implicitly that when I look at another man Never mind. Guy, have you ever made love to a girl a good girl? He. Something of the sort. Centuries ago in the Dark Ages, before |
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