Quote by Frances Hodgson Burnett

You can't marry this Archibald. He's a gloomy, miserable cripple that hides himself away in that horrible house. You've said it yourself, you can't believe you love him and neither can I!


You can't marry this Archibald. He's a gloomy, miserable cri

Summary

This quote reflects the disapproval and concern of a person advising against a marriage due to their negative perception of Archibald, who is described as gloomy, miserable, and reclusive. The speaker emphasizes Archibald's physical disability and his choice to isolate himself in a perceived unpleasant dwelling. Despite the protagonist expressing love for Archibald, the speaker reinforces doubt and questions the validity of their feelings, suggesting that even they find it hard to believe in this love.

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Love
By Frances Hodgson Burnett
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