[White Lies by Charles Reade]@TWC D-Link bookWhite Lies CHAPTER V 71/81
And how often will that be? Besides, I am as likely to be knocked on the head in Egypt as not; you are worrying yourself for nothing, little lady." He uttered the last topic of consolation in a broad, hearty, hilarious tone, like a trombone impregnated with cheerful views of fate. "Heaven forbid!" cried Rose: "and I will, for even I shall pray for you now.
What you will leave her at home? forgive me for not seeing all your worth: of course I knew you were an angel, but I had no idea you were a duck.
You are just the man for my sister.
She likes to obey: you are all for commanding.
So you see.
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