Complete by Gilbert Parker]@TWC D-Link book Complete 44/49 If he would only say, "I have you left," how she would strive to shut all else out of her life! He was exasperated. His usual prescience and prudence forsook him. It angered him that she should press him to an act of sacrifice for the man who had so great an influence upon her. Perversity possessed him. She had asked, if not in so many words, for a little love, something for herself to feed on in the darkening days for him, for her, for both; and he was thinking only of himself. |