Quotation from: VilletteWritten by: Charlotte Bronte |
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"And my pupils," he presently recommenced, "those blondes jeunes filles--so mild and meek--I have seen the most reserved--romp like boys, the demurest--snatch grapes from the walls, shake pears from the trees. When the English teacher came, I saw her, marked her early preference for this alley, noticed her taste for seclusion, watched her well, long before she and I came to speaking terms; do you recollect my once coming silently and offering you a little knot of white violets when we were strangers?"
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