The Grey Cloak by Harold MacGrath
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page 320 of 511 (62%)
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only the power of it, the power which she hated and feared. Besides,
his love in no wise lessened his caution. His left hand was wound tightly around the paper. "Monsieur, you are without reason!" "Love has crowded reason out." "Your proposal is cruel and terrible." "It is your angle of vision." "I had thought to find peace and security; alas!" "If I were positive that you loved some one else . . ." meditatively. "Well?" "I should hunt him out and kill him. There would then be no obstacle." "You will do as you say: consign me to imprisonment or death?" "As much as I love you. You have your choice." "Give me but a day," she pleaded. "Truthfully, I dare not." "But this paper; I must see it!" wildly. |
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