[Rujub, the Juggler by G. A. Henty]@TWC D-Link bookRujub, the Juggler CHAPTER XV 38/41
Even if I had, you ought not to have alluded to such a thing.
I am not angry with you," she said, seeing how downcast he looked; "but you must not talk like that any more; it would be wrong at any time; it is specially so now, when we are all shut up here together, and none can say what will happen to us." "It seemed to me that was just the reason why I could speak about it, Miss Hannay.
We may none of us get out of this fix we are in, and I do think we ought all to be friends together now.
Richards and I both agreed that as it was certain neither of us had a chance of winning you, the next best thing was to see you and Bathurst come together.
Well, now all that's over, of course, but is it wrong for me to ask, how is it you have come to dislike him ?" "But I don't dislike him, Mr.Wilson." "Well, then, why do you go on as if you didn't like him ?" Isobel hesitated.
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