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A Pair of Blue Eyes

CHAPTER XVIII
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Well, I felt on the tower that something similar to that scene is again to be common to us both.' 'God forbid!' said Knight.

'Promise me that you will never again walk on any such place on any consideration.' 'I do.' 'That such a thing has not been before, we know.

That it shall not be again, you vow.

Therefore think no more of such a foolish fancy.' There had fallen a great deal of rain, but unaccompanied by lightning.

A few minutes longer, and the storm had ceased.
'Now, take my arm, please.' 'Oh no, it is not necessary.' This relapse into wilfulness was because he had again connected the epithet foolish with her.
'Nonsense: it is quite necessary; it will rain again directly, and you are not half recovered.' And without more ado Knight took her hand, drew it under his arm, and held it there so firmly that she could not have removed it without a struggle.


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