[The Story of an African Farm by (AKA Ralph Iron) Olive Schreiner]@TWC D-Link book
The Story of an African Farm

CHAPTER 2
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They may be as selfish and as sensual as they please, and, between God's will and the devil's action, always have some one to throw their sin on.

But we, wretched unbelievers, we bear our own burdens: we must say, 'I myself did it, I.Not God, not Satan; I myself!' That is the sting that strikes deep.

Waldo," she said gently, with a sudden and complete change of manner, "I like you so much, I love you." She rested her cheek softly against his shoulder.

"When I am with you I never know that I am a woman and you are a man; I only know that we are both things that think.

Other men when I am with them, whether I love them or not, they are mere bodies to me; but you are a spirit; I like you.


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