Quotation from: Villette

Written by: Charlotte Bronte


But of this question I would take no manner of notice; its purport
made my eyes fill. I caressed Sylvie assiduously. M. Paul, leaning--
over the desk, bent towards me:--"I called myself your brother," he
said: "I hardly know what I am--brother--friend--I cannot tell. I know
I think of you--I feel I wish, you well--but I must check myself; you
are to be feared. My best friends point out danger, and whisper
caution."


"You do right to listen to your friends. By all means be cautious."

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