The Sentimentalists by George Meredith
page 40 of 43 (93%)
page 40 of 43 (93%)
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But you will learn you have judged erroneously.
I am not the frail creature you conceive. Between your vision of life's aim, and theirs Who presently will question me, I cling To theirs as light: and yours I deem a den Where souls can have no growth. HOMEWARE: But when we touched The point of hand-pressings, 'twas rightly time To think of wedding ties? ASTRAEA: Arden, adieu! (She rushes into house.) SCENE VIII ARDEN, HOMEWARE ARDEN: Adieu! she said. With her that word is final. HOMEWARE: Strange! how young people blowing words like clouds On winds, now fair, now foul, and as they please |
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