[Who Cares? by Cosmo Hamilton]@TWC D-Link bookWho Cares? PART THREE 168/269
Do you understand ?" The boy nodded.
He had seen her do things and heard her say things on the spur of the moment that were almost as unbelievable. His sympathy and quick perception were like water to her.
And it was indescribably good to be believed without incredulous side-looks and suspicions, half-smiles such as Hosack would have given,--and some of the others who had lost their fineness in the world. "And when Martin,--who was to me then just what you are, Harry dear,--came up to my room in his own particular natural way, I thought it was hard luck to be taken so literally and not be left alone to find my wings for a little.
I had just escaped from a long term of subjection, and I wanted to have the joy of being free--quite absolutely free.
Still not thinking, I sent him away and like a brick he went, and I didn't suppose it really mattered to him, any more than it did to me, and honestly if it had mattered it wouldn't have made any difference because I had promised myself to hit it up and work off the marks of my shackles and I was full of the 'Who Cares ?' feeling.
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