The Well of Loneliness coverCHAPTER 3
CHAPTER 3

BOOK IV · PART XXXIX

CHAPTER III

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The days were too short, as were now the nights -- those spring nights of soft heat and incredible moonlight. And because they both felt that something was passing, they would turn their minds to thoughts of the future. The future was drawing very near to the present; in less than three weeks they must start for Paris.
Mary would suddenly cling to Stephen: "Say that you'll never leave me, beloved!"