A Bit O' Love by John Galsworthy
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page 28 of 95 (29%)
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STRANGWAY. Not! Then, why--? Beatrice! You said, when you were right away--I've waited---- BEATRICE. I know. It's cruel--it's horrible. But I told you not to hope, Michael. I've done my best. All these months at Mentone, I've been wondering why I ever let you marry me--when that feeling wasn't dead! STRANGWAY. You can't have come back just to leave me again? BEATRICE. When you let me go out there with mother I thought--I did think I would be able; and I had begun--and then--spring came! STRANGWAY. Spring came here too! Never so--aching! Beatrice, can't you? BEATRICE. I've something to say. STRANGWAY. No! No! No! BEATRICE. You see--I've--fallen. STRANGWAY. Ah! [In a twice sharpened by pain] Why, in the name of mercy, come here to tell me that? Was he out there, then? BEATRICE. I came straight back to him. STRANGWAY. To Durford? |
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