A Spirit in Prison by Robert Smythe Hichens
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"And yet I dare say he is very much in earnest."
Artois was almost pleading a cause against his will. "Oh!" The girl gave almost a little puff that suggested a rather childish indignation. "I like the people best," she added. "They say what they feel simply, and it means ever so much more. Am I a democrat?" He could not help laughing. "Chi lo sa? An Anarchist perhaps." She laughed too. "Bella tu si--Bella tu si! It's too absurd! One would think--" "What, Vere?" "Never mind. Don't be inquisitive, Monsieur Emile." He rowed on meekly. "There is San Francesco's light," she said, in a moment. "I wonder if it is late. Have we been away long? I have no idea." "No more have I." |
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