The Hoyden by Mrs. (Margaret Wolfe Hamilton) Hungerford
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She pauses. "Look at whom?" "At your cousin." "My cousin!" "Yes! You love her, don't you?" "Love her!" He has turned suddenly as pale as death. "What do you mean?" asks he in a low voice. "I love her, any way," says Tita. "I think Miss Knollys is the nicest person in all the world." "Oh, Margaret?" says he. He says it involuntarily. The relief is so great that it compels him to give himself away. "Why, who else?" says Tita. "Who did _you_ think I meant?" "Who _could_ I think?" says he, recovering. "Even now I am surprised. Margaret, though very superior in most ways, is not always beloved." "But you love her?" "Oh yes, _I_ do!" |
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