[Dulcibel by Henry Peterson]@TWC D-Link bookDulcibel CHAPTER XXXVII 5/7
Besides they know that it is as much any two men's lives are worth to attempt to arrest me." "And then you think there is no special enmity against Dulcibel ?" "I have not said so.
Jethro Sands hates her because she refused him; Leah Herrick wants her driven away, because she herself wants to marry Jethro, and fears Jethro might after all, succeed in getting Dulcibel; and Sister Ann hates her, because--" "Well, because what ?" "Oh, it seems too egotistical to say it--because she knows she is one of my dear friends." "She must dislike you very much then ?" "She does." "Why ?" "Oh, there is no good reason.
At the first, she was inclined to like me--but I always knew she was a cold-blooded snake and she-wolf, and I would have nothing to do with her.
Then when brother Thomas began to sink his manhood and become the mere dupe and tool of a scheming woman, I remonstrated with him.
I think, friend Raymond, that I am as chivalrous as any man ought to be.
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