[Little Women by Louisa May Alcott]@TWC D-Link bookLittle Women CHAPTER THIRTY-ONE 26/27
I was very sorry for him, and disappointed for myself, but only for a minute because he said, as he shook hands, and said it in a way that I could not mistake, "I shall soon come back, you won't forget me, Amy ?" I didn't promise, but I looked at him, and he seemed satisfied, and there was no time for anything but messages and good-byes, for he was off in an hour, and we all miss him very much.
I know he wanted to speak, but I think, from something he once hinted, that he had promised his father not to do anything of the sort yet a while, for he is a rash boy, and the old gentleman dreads a foreign daughter-in-law.
We shall soon meet in Rome, and then, if I don't change my mind, I'll say "Yes, thank you," when he says "Will you, please ?" Of course this is all _very private_, but I wished you to know what was going on.
Don't be anxious about me, remember I am your 'prudent Amy', and be sure I will do nothing rashly.
Send me as much advice as you like.
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