[The Judgment House by Gilbert Parker]@TWC D-Link bookThe Judgment House CHAPTER VI 20/27
He had no diplomacy, he had only purpose. He came over to her.
"If I had gone to South Africa would you have remembered my name for a month ?" he asked with determination and meaning. "My friends never suffer lunar eclipse," she answered, gaily.
"Dear sir, I am called Hold-Fast.
My friends are century-flowers and are always blooming." "You count me among your friends ?" "I hope so.
You will let me make all England envious of me, won't you? I never did you any harm, and I do want to have a hero in my tiny circle." "A hero--you mean me? Well, I begin to think I have some courage when I ask you to let me inside your 'tiny' circle.
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