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Nina Balatka

CHAPTER VIII
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She said nothing as he did so; but accompanied him, still leaning upon his arm.

He walked on quickly and in silence till they came to the turn which led towards Balatka's house, and then he stopped.

"It is late," said he, "and you had better go home." "May I not cross the bridge with you ?" "You had better go home." His voice was very stern, and as she dropped her hand from his arm she felt it to be impossible to leave him in that way.

Were she to do so, she would never be allowed to speak to him or to see him again.

"Good-night," he said, preparing to turn from her.
"Anton, Anton, do not leave me like that." "How then shall I leave you?
Shall I say that it does not matter whether you obey me or not?
It does matter.


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