[Eve’s Ransom by George Gissing]@TWC D-Link bookEve’s Ransom CHAPTER XXVII 8/9
It was worth doing, and is worth remembering." "Remember, if you care to," Eve resumed, "that all I am and have I owe to you.
I was all but lost--all but a miserable captive for the rest of my life.
You came and ransomed me.
A less generous man would have spoilt his work at the last moment.
But you were large minded enough to support my weakness till I was safe." Hilliard smiled for answer. "You and Robert are friends again ?" "Perfectly." She turned, and they rejoined the company. A week later Hilliard went down into the country, to a quiet spot where he now and then refreshed his mind after toil in Birmingham.
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