All at Sea, or a Morning's Troubles: An Original Comedietta in One Act (Classic Reprint) - Tapa blanda

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Mayne. I am afraid, however, that it does mean something in the present instance, as I have for some time past noticed a cold ness on Mr. Somers' part which occasionally approaches open dislike. I am all the more sorry for this as I can think of no way in which I have given him offence, and I confess I wish his friendship for very particular reasons. You must have seen, Mrs. Somers, that I have become strongly interested in your sis ter; in fact, I love her dearly. I have never hinted this to her, and am not at all sure that my feelings meet with a response. If, in this state of affairs, I incur the dislike of your husband, I most certainly do not benefit my cause. May I hope, my dear madame, that I still retain your good opinion, and that I can rely on your friendship to aid me with Rose?

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