"That's not true, Marie."
"Yes it is;--it's quite true. And I think just the same,--that I might as well marry you, though I don't love you a bit."
"But you will."
"I don't know. I don't feel like it just at present. You had better know the exact truth, you know. I have told my father that I did not think you'd ever come again, but that if you did I would accept you. But I'm not going to tell any stories about it. You know who I've been in love with."

"That's not true, Marie."
"Yes, it is. And I think just the same - that I might as well marry you, though I don't love you a bit."
"But you will."
"I don't know. I don't feel like it at present. You had better know the exact truth. I have told my father that I would accept you. But you know who I've been in love with."
