[The American by Henry James]@TWC D-Link bookThe American CHAPTER XIV 23/32
"I don't know how he arranges it." "I arrange it by adoring you, my sister," said Valentin ardently. "Good-by." "Adore some one whom you can marry," said Newman.
"I will arrange that for you some day.
I foresee that I am going to turn apostle." Valentin was on the threshold; he looked back a moment with a face that had turned grave.
"I adore some one I can't marry!" he said.
And he dropped the portiere and departed. "They don't like it," said Newman, standing alone before Madame de Cintre. "No," she said, after a moment; "they don't like it." "Well, now, do you mind that ?" asked Newman. "Yes!" she said, after another interval. "That's a mistake." "I can't help it.
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