Hapsburg Liebe, The Jungle's Accolade (1917)
“ A struggle began in the American's breast; that strange thing that made him like to sleep on the ground in the blessed dark was goring away at the remnants of civilization's thin veneer. He did not speak. Celeste went on, passionately and yet innocently: "I am human, and I have the great weakness—or is it a great strength?—of the human race: That which I possess, I do not want; I want that which is denied me; I want your regard. George Leef, why do you dislike me?" "Dislike you!" cried Leef. "Celeste, I love you more than any other man ever loved any other woman in the world! ”
