We find out no man will treat a woman fairly as man to man—no man. She went to her room and changed the loose morning gown in which she had lunched for a dark walking dress. Once she reached the bamboo curtain, clutched at it and tore it down as his arms went around her waist. Vitally, she had the letter that proved her identity as a Charvill: the one her father had written to the Abbess when he sent her to the convent. Visiting? Dressed for it, certainly. She was inclined to think that perhaps for a girl the converse of his method was the case; an older man, a man beyond the range of anything “nonsensical,” was, perhaps, the most interesting sort of friend one could meet. Of this I'm certain, however, she was much too good for him, and was never meant to be a journeyman carpenter's wife, still less what is she now. A pig, yes, a little.
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