““And you suppose that, knowing how I have changed, he will believe that!” she cried. “He will fire long before you can finish one of those fine sentences!””

—  F. Anstey

Source: Tourmalin's Time Cheques (1885), Chapter 8, “Paid in His Own Coin”

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