What's Mine's Mine — Volume 1 by George MacDonald
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"To agree that, when we are about to part, with no probability of meeting again in this world, we shall speak out plainly what we think of each other!" "But that will be such a time!" said Christina. "In a world that turns quite round every twenty-four hours, it may be a very short time!" "We shall be coming every summer, though I hope not to stay through another winter!" "Changes come when they are least expected!" "We cannot know," said Alister, "that we shall never meet again!" "There the probability will be enough." "But how can we come to a better--I mean a FAIRER opinion of each other, when we meet so seldom?" asked Mercy innocently. "This is only the second time we have met, and already we are not quite strangers!" said Christina. "On the other hand," said Alister, "we have been within call for more than two months, and this is our second meeting!" "Well, who has not called?" said Christina. |
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