Once Aboard the Lugger by A. S. M. (Arthur Stuart-Menteth) Hutchinson
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"Do _you_ want us to go?" "Oh, shoo! shoo!" Laughing, they shoo'd. Bob let them from earshot. "I want to say how sorry I am about Friday night." "I have forgotten all that." "I want to know that you have forgiven me." "I tell you I have forgotten it." "That is not enough. You can't have forgotten it." He took a seat beside her; repeated: "You can't have forgotten it. How can you have forgotten a thing that only happened three days ago?" "In the sense that I have wiped it out--I do not choose to remember it." "Well, I remember it. I cannot forget it. I behaved very badly. I want to know that you forgive me." She told him: "Yes, then--oh yes, yes." His persistence alarmed her, set her again to flight among her apprehensions. "Not when you say it like that." |
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