[The Morgesons by Elizabeth Stoddard]@TWC D-Link bookThe Morgesons CHAPTER XX 13/27
She has never been out of my mind a moment since." "You remember the particulars of the interview very well." "Why not ?" "Would she bear your supervision ?" "Forgive me, Cassandra.
Have I not been making a hermit of myself, eating bread and meat by the ounce, for an expiation ?" "How did it look there? Oh, tell me!" "You strange girl, have you a soul then? It is a grand place, where it has not been meddled with.
I hired a man to drive me as far as any paths went, into those curving horns of land, on each side of Surrey to the south.
The country is crazy with barrenness, and the sea mocks it with its terrible beauty." "You will visit us, won't you ?" "Certainly; I intend to go there." "Do you know that I left school to-day ?" "It is time." I hurried into the house, for I did not wish to hear any questions from him concerning my future.
Charlotte, who was rolling up an umbrella in the hall, said it was tea-time, adding that Mr.Morgeson had come, and that he was in the dining-room.
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