human
Until morning? he said, with a laugh that broke into a sob--
gpt
As he held her in his arms after that whispered and rambling story of despair, he trembled all over. For Elizabeth there had never been a single moment of conventional consciousness; she was solemnly unaware of everything but the fact that they were together for this last moment. When he said
human
Yes, she said,
gpt
Elizabeth, where did you mean to go to-morrow morning? She made no answer, but he felt that she was alert.
human
Elizabeth! Tell me! what do you mean? His loud and terrified command made her quiver; she was bewildered by the unexpectedness of his suspicion, but too dulled and stunned to evade it. David, with his ear close to her lips, raised his head.
gpt
Elizabeth, don't you understand? Dear, this is life, not death, for us both.
human
I'm sorry you guessed. No, I can't go on living. There's no use talking about it, David. I can't.
gpt
Listen to me, Elizabeth: you belong to me. Don't you understand, dear? You always have belonged to me. He knew it when he stole you from yourself, as well as from me. You have always been mine. You have come back to me. Do you think I will let Blair Maitland or death or God Almighty, steal you now? Never. You belong to me! to me!
human
But--
gpt
Oh, Elizabeth, what do we care for what they call right and wrong? 'Right' is being together!