[Remotectrlctr-users] E, assured me that I had her approval

[Arnerich C. <fla...@ge...>]

He poor girl is evidently jealous, and her heart

will break."
"Dearest, dearest Emily," said I, passing my arm round her, and
approaching
my head close to
her's, "if you think that any other
love than yours could ever beat within this heart--that I could see
you hourly
before me--live beneath your smile, and gaze upon your beauty--and,
still more than all--pardon the boldness of the thought--feel
that I was not indifferent to you."-- "Oh! spare
me this at least,"
said she, turning round her tearful eyes upon me, and
looking most bewitchingly beautiful.
"Have I then showed you this plainly?" "Yes,
dearest girl! That instinct which tells us we are loved has spoken
within me.
And here in this beating heart"-- "Oh! say not more," said she, "if I
have, indeed, gained your affections"-- "If--if you have," said I,
clasping her to my heart,

while she continued to sob still violently, and I
felt half disposed to blow my brains out for my success. However,
there
is something in love-making as in fox-hunting, which carries you along
in spite of yourself; and I continued to pour forth
whole rhapsodies of love that

the Pastor Fido could not