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The Cinema Murder

CHAPTER VIII
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If I had, we might in our misery have done the wildest, the most foolish things.

I will tell you why I know so clearly that I never loved her.

I have known it since you have been kind to me, since I have realised what a wonderful thing a woman can be, what a world she can make for the man who cares, whom she cares for." Her fingers gripped his tightly.
"And now," she said, "I know all that I want to know and all that it is well for us to speak of just now.

Dear friend, will you remember that you are sharing your burden with me, and that I, who am accounted something in the world and who know life pretty thoroughly, believe in you and hope for you." They paused for a moment by the side of the steamer rail.

She understood so well his speechlessness.


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