[The Danger Mark by Robert W. Chambers]@TWC D-Link bookThe Danger Mark CHAPTER VII 13/47
That's the fledgling idea--when blighted--be a 'deevil among the weemin,'" he said, laughing. "You have that hospitable reputation now," she persisted, unsmiling. "Have I? Judge for yourself then--because no woman I ever knew cares anything for me now." "You mean that if any of them had anything intimate to remember they'd never remain indifferent ?" "Well--yes." "They'd either hate you or remember you with a certain tenderness." "Is that what happens ?" he asked, amused. "I think so," she said thoughtfully....
"As for what you said, you are right, Duane; I am adrift....
You--or a man like you could easily board me--take me in tow.
I'm quite sure that something about me signals a pilot; and that keen eyes and bitter tongues have noted it.
And I don't care.
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