Heart-Histories and Life-Pictures by T. S. (Timothy Shay) Arthur
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"You changed, first, towards her."
"Me!" "Yes. From the day of her arrival in New York, she perceived in you a certain coldness and reserve, that increased with each repeated interview." "Oh, no!" "It is true. I saw it myself." Florence clasped his hands together, and bent his eyes in doubt and wonder upon the floor. "Did she complain of coldness and change in me?" he inquired. "Yes, often. And returned, last night, to leave you free, doubting not that you had ceased to love her." "Ceased to love her! While this sad work has been going on, I have loved her with the agony of one who is about losing earth's most precious thing. Oh! write to her for me, and explain all. How strange has been my infatuation. Will you write for me?" "Yes." "Say that my heart has not turned from her an instant. That her imagined coldness has made me of all men most wretched." |
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