[The Wings of the Morning by Louis Tracy]@TWC D-Link bookThe Wings of the Morning CHAPTER VIII 6/34
"I thought you were too overwrought to talk of them at present." "Overwrought! Not a bit of it! I was dead beat with the struggle and with screaming for you, but please don't imagine that I am going to faint or treat you to a display of hysteria now that all the excitement has ended.
I admit that I cried a little when you pushed me aside on the beach and raised your gun to fire at those poor wretches flying for their lives.
Yet perhaps I was wrong to hinder you." "You were wrong," he gravely interrupted. "Then you should not have heeded me.
No, I don't mean that.
You always consider me first, don't you? No matter what I ask you to do you endeavor to please me, even when you know all the time that I am acting or speaking foolishly." The unthinking _naivete_ of her words sent the blood coursing wildly through his veins. "Never mind," she went on with earnest simplicity.
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