كتاب · Quo Vadis
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المؤلف: Henryk Sienkiewicz
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"Perhaps not, but I will tell you. In the first place, I
deliberately managed so that Nat Burns and Nellie could never be
married. I know now that they have separated for good. I hated
Burns for his part in my sister's life, and I resolved to wreck
his happiness if his engagement to Nellie was happiness. So now
she is free and you can have her, I think, for the asking."
"But," cried Schofield in protest, "I have never said--"
"You did not need to say that you loved some one," she told him,
with a faint smile. "That night at dinner on the schooner with me
proved it. I have talked to your mother since I came home, and
she told me what Nat's engagement meant to you, so that I know
Nellie is the girl you have always loved. Isn't it so?"
"Yes," he replied gently.
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