The Gadfly by E. L. (Ethel Lillian) Voynich
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Arthur nodded; and Montanelli changed the subject hastily. "I want to speak to you about yourself," he said. "You will need another confessor in my absence." "When you come back I may go on confessing to you, may I not?" "My dear boy, how can you ask? Of course I am speaking only of the three or four months that I shall be away. Will you go to one of the Fathers of Santa Caterina?" "Very well." They talked of other matters for a little while; then Arthur rose. "I must go, Padre; the students will be waiting for me." The haggard look came back to Montanelli's face. "Already? You had almost charmed away my black mood. Well, good-bye." |
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