[Wessex Tales by Thomas Hardy]@TWC D-Link bookWessex Tales CHAPTER II--HOW HE SAW TWO OTHER MEN 4/6
I wish it for other reasons.
I am glad, Mr.Stockdale, that you have told me of that listener.
It is a timely warning, and I must see my cousin again.' 'But don't go away till I have spoken,' said the minister.
'I'll out with it at once, and make no more ado.
Let it be Yes or No between us, Lizzy; please do!' And he held out his hand, in which she freely allowed her own to rest, but without speaking. 'You mean Yes by that ?' he asked, after waiting a while. 'You may be my sweetheart, if you will.' 'Why not say at once you will wait for me until I have a house and can come back to marry you.' 'Because I am thinking--thinking of something else,' she said with embarrassment.
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