[The American Baron by James De Mille]@TWC D-Link bookThe American Baron CHAPTER VIII 17/31
So at last I got so affected by my own eloquence that I became quite spooney.
Her back was turned to me; I could not see her face.
I thought by her silence that she was affected, and, in a gush of tenderness, I put my arm around her. "In an instant she flung it off, and stepped back, confronting me with a face as hard and an eye as malevolent as a demon. "She reached out her hand toward the bell. "'What are you going to do ?' I asked. "'Ring for my maid,' said she. [Illustration: "VERY WELL.
HERE IT IS."] "'Don't,' said I, getting between her and the bell.
'Think; stop, I implore you.
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