Griselda
Griselda
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He asked me to be his wife. I could not tell him who I was lest his honor should have insisted on putting my pretensions to the test. In that case I might have failed. His generosity might still have been shown to me, but I could not then have accepted it. On the other hand I might have won. Then he would have accepted nothing from me. Lady Glenorchie, " she went on, with a deeper ring of passion in her voice, "I loved your son well enough to give up all for GRISELDA 151 him. If you had only re...ceived me I should never have spoken of this, not till the end of time. Before answering him I came here with the one purpose of seeing you, of try- ing to win your affection, or at least your toleration. When I failed in that I was will- ing to bear your reproaches, your scorn, your worst ill-will, rather than give up the man I loved. But after your words to- night I can bear no more. I can keep silent no longer. I have my mother's honor to avenge. I claim to be Griselda Tulloch, Countess of Lomond.
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He asked me to be his wife. I could not tell him who I was lest his honor should have insisted on putting my pretensions to the test. In that case I might have failed. His generosity might still have been shown to me, but I could not then have accepted it. On the other hand I might have won. Then he would have accepted nothing from me. Lady Glenorchie, " she went on, with a deeper ring of passion in her voice, "I loved your son well enough to give up all for GRISELDA 151 him. If you had only re...ceived me I should never have spoken of this, not till the end of time. Before answering him I came here with the one purpose of seeing you, of try- ing to win your affection, or at least your toleration. When I failed in that I was will- ing to bear your reproaches, your scorn, your worst ill-will, rather than give up the man I loved. But after your words to- night I can bear no more. I can keep silent no longer. I have my mother's honor to avenge. I claim to be Griselda Tulloch, Countess of Lomond.
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