[The Common Law by Robert W. Chambers]@TWC D-Link bookThe Common Law CHAPTER II 33/54
The majority of us have to make a living before we know how." "Did you have to do that ?" "No, I didn't." "You were fortunate ?" "Yes.
I was--perhaps....
I'm not sure." She touched the lump of green wax gravely, absently.
He remained looking at her, busy with his own reflections. "Would you like to have a chance to study ?" he asked. "Study? What ?" "Sculpture--any old thing! Would you like to try? "What chance have I for such expensive amusements as study ?" she laughed. "I'll be responsible for you." "_You_ ?"--in blank surprise. "I'll attend to the material part of it, if you like.
I'll see that you can afford the--patience." "Mr.Neville, I don't understand." "What don't you understand ?" he asked, lazily humorous. "Do you mean--that you offer me--an opportunity--" "Yes; an opportunity to exercise patience.
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