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Portrait of Anthony Hope Anthony Hope,  The Wheel of Love — Chapter 1 (1906)

“ If there be one thing which Government should forbid, it is a secret engagement. Engagements should be advertised as marriages are; but unless we happen to be persons of social importance, or considerable notoriety, no such precautions are taken. Of course there are engagement rings; but a man never knows one when he sees it on a lady’s hand—it would indeed be impertinent to look too closely—and when he goes out alone he generally puts his in his pocket, considering that the evening will thus be rendered more enjoyable. ”
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Portrait of Anthony Hope Anthony Hope,  The Wheel of Love — Chapter 1 (1906)

“ It was the answers that Mary and John were reading when Miss Bussey discovered them.
Mary’s ran:
“My Dear Miss Travers: I have received your letter. I can’t tell you what it means to me. You say all must be over between us. Don’t be offended—but I won’t say that yet. It can’t be your duty to marry a man you don’t love. You forbid me to write or come to you; and you ask only for a word of good-by.
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