[Eugene Aram<br> Complete by Edward Bulwer-Lytton]@TWC D-Link book
Eugene Aram
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CHAPTER VIII
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I doubt not but you must have observed the partiality with which our dear Madeline evidently regards him; and yet more, the attachment to her, which breaks forth from Aram, in spite of his habitual reserve and self-control.

You have surely noted this, Walter ?" "I have," said Walter, in a low tone, and turning away his head.
"And doubtless you share my satisfaction.

It happens fortunately now, that Madeline early contracted that studious and thoughtful turn, which I must own at one time gave me some uneasiness and vexation.

It has taught her to appreciate the value of a mind like Aram's.

Formerly, my dear boy, I hoped that at one time or another, she and yourself might form a dearer connection than that of cousins.


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