[Little Novels by Wilkie Collins]@TWC D-Link bookLittle Novels CHAPTER XI 49/249
He waved his hand, refusing to listen to her, and advanced closer to me. "_You_ have misunderstood _me_," he said, "if you think I am a man to be made a plaything of in the hands of a coquette!" My aunt interposed once more, with a resolution which I had not expected from her. "Captain Stanwick," she said, "you are forgetting yourself." He paid no heed to her; he persisted in speaking to me.
"It is my misfortune to love you," he burst out.
"My whole heart is set on you.
I mean to be your husband, and no other man living shall stand in my way. After what you said to me yesterday, I have a right to consider that you have favored my addresses.
This is not a mere flirtation.
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