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I__e always loved you,_ he said, his eyes a blue that was almost violet. __ou know this._ She swallowed a lump in her throat. __ only wonder whether I deserve such devotion.___ometimes people fall in love with those who do not return the same strength of feelings. It is as it is,_ he said with a quiet intensity. __hat I give, I give freely. You owe me nothing, not love, not friendship, not even obligation.

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Ree is his. Is his, is devoted to him, is aggravatingly tender and possessively passionate and wrapped up in him in a thousand ways, loves him in a way that is very useful. It seems a law of nature, at this point. Even if the events of this startling evening have served to give him pause, a little. But Ree is still his. He's fairly sure. Such complex knots can't be untied so quickly, can they?Still, it's not the only thing disturbing him, about the Dam's account of early events. She laughs when she sees his face, his sidewise look at her description, and there's definitely a mean note to it. __h, it was darling,_ she says, and he gets the feeling of a caged animal stuck behind bars, while a cruel child pokes at it. __ou were enchanted by his wolf, would follow it anywhere, welcome or not, though mostly he tolerated it. But you couldn't manage his name _ and a nickname hadn't stuck at that point _ so instead you imitated the sound he made. Rather insultingly, too, if not intentionally _ Ruff. Or Woof, or whatever it was that you intended to say, except that it actually came out as Wuff. Or Wuffy, depending, and at varying pitches and volume as you ran after him, falling down and rolling about half the ti

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There is no hard and fast line that can be drawn that says: Up to here there was no love; from here on there is now love. Love is a gradual thing, it may take a moment, a month, or a year to come on, and in each two its gradations are different. With some it comes fast, with some it comes slowly. Sometimes one kindles from the other, sometimes both kindle spontaneously. And once in a tragic while one kindles only after the other has already dimmed and gone out, and has to burn forlornly alone.("Too Nice A Day To Die")

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Cornell Woolrich

Tonight, Somewhere in New York: The Last Stories and an Unfinished Novel