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Yet he had not moved from his careless attitude of ease on the fountain-rim; the little conical golden weapon dangled untouched at his belt. Elza was frightened. "Jac! You must do what he says. I'm not afraid." Again Tarrano was smiling. "No of course not." His gaze went to Georg. "You are her brother your fear is very natural.
"Why do you weep, dearest Elza?" asked Eliza, kneeling down before her friend. Elza gave a start, and quickly raised her face, over which were rolling rivers of scalding tears. "I do not weep at all, Eliza," she said, in a low voice. "Eliza?" she asked, wonderingly. "You call me Eliza? Then I am no longer your darling, your Lizzie?
Though she did not know it, she was looking out along the curved rays which Tarrano was sending from them. Sparks were snapping everywhere. A second image of Tarrano appeared to the left of her she saw it in a mirror nearby yet he was at her right, gripping her arm. "Hurry, Lady Elza."
I am not afraid of death and the enemy; I know that our cause is just, and that the good God will be on our side." "But, nevertheless, many noble hearts will be pierced for this just cause, and yours, dearest Lizzie, may be among them," exclaimed Elza, tenderly folding her friend to her heart. "Oh, stay here, my darling, let the men fight it out alone; stay here!" "No, Elza, I must go with them.
Your instincts are toward humane treatment of everyone toward mercy rather than justice. In all such things, I shall be guided by you. Justice tempered with mercy. A union very, very beautiful, Lady Elza ... But, you see, beyond that you are wrong. I am a man, and in the big things I must dominate. It is I who guide, and you who follow. You see that, don't you?"
My dear silent cousin, she is always expected, is she not? "Most assuredly she is," said the young captain, with a smile; "and she is as welcome as the first rose of May." "How impudent you are!" exclaimed Miss Elza, laughing; "you bid my Lizzie welcome as the first rose of May, and yet I was here before her!"
He was disheveled, but his manner was as imperturbable as ever. He made her comfortable on the cushions in the boat; drew a robe closer around her against the rush of the night air. Elza was unhurt. She saw now, with clarifying senses, that they were plying along a narrow river.
We know it's born of a glance born in poverty and sickness adversity every ill circumstance born without reason for no reason at all. Just born! And if anything else gives it birth it is not a true woman's love. You and I know that, Tara. Don't you see?" Tara was sobbing unrestrainedly now, and Elza, with arms around her, went on: "You should be proud to love Tarrano.
Rows of chairs, decorated with flowers, had been placed here, and Eliza had to seat herself on one of these chairs; by her side sat her father; opposite her, the castellan and her friend Elza; then came the municipality, and John Panzl, lieutenant-commander of the men of Windisch-Matrey, and behind them stood the dense crowd of the sharpshooters of the Pusterthal.
Elza has betrayed me too; she did not shrink from playing so unworthy a part! Oh, it will break my heart, it will break my heart; I lose in this hour all that I loved! Nothing remains to me but contempt, scorn, and dreadful loneliness!" He buried his face in his hands and wept bitterly. "Sir," exclaimed Eliza, with a cry of despair, kneeling down before him, "you weep?"
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