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From: James Clayton
Subject: indiscretion Jesus
Date: Thu, 10 Aug 2006 07:56:17 -0400

They hadmothers, sisters and sweethearts. She and Leo were alwaystogether there when Allan was away seeing his patients.
It was half an hour before Dean Priest returned.
But shefelt very badly when she turned to Dean.
One swayed with a queer fiery grace in thedraught from the door.
Im an unscrupulous old demon, said Aunt Nancy coolly. What worries me about writing novels, confided Emily is the lovetalk in them. Emily didnot know what a cynic was but it sounded interesting. Kittens dont want to be worshipped, she said.
Tell her you do know it andthat if she does anything to Leo you wont love her any more.
She felt, as she wrote to her fatherafterwards, as if a little bird was singing in my heart. You haveprobably discovered by this time that my Lady Aunt detests me. But it isnt fair of you to keep my picture. As he lifted her past the farewell-summer Emilyreached out her hand and broke off the spray.
It would beHATEFUL to think any one I didnt like had saved my life. I dont want Aunt Nancy to take the edge off you.
Father Cassidy told me to keep on, cried Emily.
But he looked very human andtrusty watching her with great kindly eyes. He seemed to have the history of the whole worldat his fingers ends. In a few minutes she always knew whether she liked, disliked,or was indifferent to them. For Emily was standing up, holding out her hands as if pushing someloathly thing from her. Few men hold to one idea for anything likeeleven years. It was a warm, windy evening, the air wasresinous and sweet; the bay a misty turquoise.
She COULDNT have gone away of her ownaccord and left her dear little baby.
And if I die pleasedont let Aunt Elizabeth find my letter-bills ever.
Cousin Jimmys garden would be in its prime of splendour, theAugust apples would be ripe. Oh, gasped Emily rapturously, that gave me THE FLASH. And our first kiss mustnthave the flavour of good-bye.
She told him all about herself and her doings and beings.
Allan Burnley SAID nothing, beyond forbiddingher name ever to be mentioned in his hearing again.
Itwould be very dreadful to be there when it got dark. Thats the second compliment she has paid me, thought Emily.
She had come so near to making another terriblehole in her manners.
Whereby Dean Priest discovered that Emily wrote poetry. Yet she could not keep fromthinking about it, day and night.

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