Louisa Pallant
Henry James
Subjects: Man-woman relationships -- Fiction, Americans -- Europe -- Fiction, PS, I
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Subjects: Man-woman relationships -- Fiction, Americans -- Europe -- Fiction, PS, I
Downloads: 658
This piece of strategy left me staring and made me, I must confess, quite furious. My only consolation was that Archie, when I told him, looked as blank as myself, and that the trick touched him more nearly, for I was not now in love with Louisa. We agreed that we required an explanation and we pretended to expect one the next day in the shape of a letter satisfactory even to the point of being apologetic. When I say "we" pretended I mean that I did, for my suspicion that he knew what had been on foot--through an arrangement with Linda--lasted only a moment. ...
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