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“'You have puzzled me utterly,' I said, laughing. 'Is that not enough? won't you, now, consent to stand on equal terms, and do me the kindness to remove your mask?'
"'Can any request be more unreasonable?' she replied. 'Ask a lady to yield an advantage! Beside, how do you know you should recognise me? Years make changes.'
"'As you see,' I said, with a bow, ​and, I suppose, a rather melancholy little laugh.”

"In the meantime the young lady, whom her mother called by the odd name of Millarca, when she once or twice addressed her, had, with the same ease ​and grace, got into conversation with my ward.

Me encanta esto de dar vuelta el nombre. Me hace acordar a Alucard de Castlevania

Che, está muy bueno

“Now the truth is, I felt rather unaccountably towards the beautiful stranger. I did feel, as she said, "drawn towards her," but there was also something of repulsion. In this ambiguous feeling, however, the sense of attraction immensely prevailed. She interested and won me; she was so beautiful and so indescribably engaging.”

Bueno, si vengo a pegar cada parte gay, no lo termino más. Qué sorpresa

"If you were less pretty I think I should be very much afraid of you, but being as you are, and you and I both so young, I feel only that I have […] a right to your intimacy; […] it does seem as if we were destined, from our earliest childhood, to be friends. I wonder whether you feel as strangely drawn towards me as I do to you […]" She sighed, and her fine dark eyes gazed passionately on me.”

Ah gay gay

“I saw you—most assuredly you—as I see you now; a beautiful young lady, with golden hair and large blue eyes, and lips—your lips—you, as you are here. Your looks won me; I ​climbed on the bed and put my arms about you, and I think we both fell asleep. […] Your face I have never forgotten since. I could not be misled by mere resemblance. You are the lady whom I then saw.”

GAY

There are indolent states of the spirits in which, indisposed to talk ourselves, the talk of others is pleasant to our listless ears; and I gazed on, pleased with the tinkle of the ladies' conversation.

Yo

“But, child as I was, I could ​perceive that their faces were pale with an unwonted look of anxiety, and I saw them look under the bed, and about the room, and peep under tables and pluck open cupboards; and the housekeeper whispered to the nurse: "Lay your hand along that hollow in the bed; some one did lie there, so sure as you did not; the place is still warm.”

Uffff