[Democracy An American Novel by Henry Adams]@TWC D-Link bookDemocracy An American Novel CHAPTER X 26/43
If I were sure you were safely in Newport, I should feel no anxiety." "You seem to have as bad an opinion of Washington as Mr.Gore," said Madeleine, with a contemptuous smile.
"He gave me the same advice, though he was afraid to tell me why.
I am not a child.
I am thirty years old, and have seen something of the world.
I am not afraid, like Mr. Gore, of Washington malaria, or, like you, of Mr.Ratcliffe's influence. If I fall a victim I shall deserve my fate, and certainly I shall have no cause to complain of my friends.
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