Dead Lake,
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共 19 段- "Ellen's letters which in the later weeks had become rather
- "I must explain to you," the lady began, turning to the sile
- "Pardon me, if I cannot yet bear the brightness around me,"
- He felt it was impossible to share her presence with a third
- To-day as Frau Meisterin brought up my dinner, she eagerly t
- My poor forces were overthrown by her at the first assault.
- To-day I walked out and the first person I met was Mr. Morri
- "Natz," the girl interrupted, "what nonsense you are talking
- I am severely punished. The cold prevents his walking out. N
- I feel so overcome by this event that I must lie down; my he
- This morning he came to see me. God be praised Morrik it see
- "What must you have thought of me," he at last said, "when y
- I hardly noticed her, I was wholly engrossed by her charming
- I had led her back to her chair, and holding her hand in min
- My betrothed, who was aware of my feelings, fully coincided
- When we had at last recovered our power of thought, and spee
- He had long left them and, still they remained opposite each
- "You are right. The time is long enough to fall in love with
- "There certainly is a purifying virtue in the air of higher