[The Prelude to Adventure by Hugh Walpole]@TWC D-Link bookThe Prelude to Adventure CHAPTER IX 47/49
But there were other things--there's more in killing a man than the mere killing. I haven't been able to stand the loneliness---so I told you." The last words brought him back to Bunning, a person whom he had almost forgotten.
A sudden pity for the man's distress made his voice tender. "I say, Running, I oughtn't to have told you.
It's been too much for you.
But if you knew the relief that it is to me.
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