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Waverley

CHAPTER XXVII
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But could he hope for ultimate success in case circumstances permitted the renewal of his suit?
Would the enthusiastic loyalty, which at this animating moment left no room for a softer passion, survive, at least in its engrossing force, the success or the failure of the present political machinations?
And if so, could he hope that the interest which she had acknowledged him to possess in her favour, might be improved into a warmer attachment?
He taxed his memory to recall every word she had used, with the appropriate looks and gestures which had enforced them, and ended by finding himself in the same state of uncertainty.

It was very late before sleep brought relief to the tumult of his mind, after the most painful and agitating day which he had ever passed..


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