Six Weeks at Heppenheim Quotes
Six Weeks at Heppenheim
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Elizabeth Gaskell47 ratings, 3.55 average rating, 7 reviews
Six Weeks at Heppenheim Quotes
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“For some reason of his own, this Franz Weber has tried to work upon this feeling of hers. He says it would be the saving of him."
"As if a man had not strength enough in him—a man who is good for aught—to save himself, but needed a woman to pull him through life!"
"Nay," I replied, hardly able to keep from smiling. "You yourself said, not five minutes ago, that her marrying him might be his salvation both for earth and heaven."
"That was when I thought she loved the fellow," he answered quick.”
― Six Weeks at Heppenheim
"As if a man had not strength enough in him—a man who is good for aught—to save himself, but needed a woman to pull him through life!"
"Nay," I replied, hardly able to keep from smiling. "You yourself said, not five minutes ago, that her marrying him might be his salvation both for earth and heaven."
"That was when I thought she loved the fellow," he answered quick.”
― Six Weeks at Heppenheim